US EditionMissouri ‘Soccer Mom’ Facing Deportation Is Released From Custody
- Carol Mayorga, a mother of three from Kennett, Missouri, was taken into custody by immigration authorities on April 30 and was released on June 4.
- Mayorga legally entered the U.S. From Hong Kong in 2004 and lived under a deportation order with government authorization until ICE ended her protected status in late April, triggering her arrest.
- While she was detained, community members and her employers held a fundraising event at John’s Waffle & Pancake establishment, successfully collecting close to $20,000 despite the area's predominantly pro-Trump political stance.
- Her attorney, Raymond Bolourtchi, confirmed her release under the Deferred Enforcement Departure program, which allows her temporary return home but does not cancel her deportation order.
- After Mayorga’s release from Greene County Jail, the Kennett community welcomed her with family and friends gathered, reflecting ongoing local support as her legal fight continues.
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She went from hiding because she was undocumented to mobilizing young people, and now her story is captured in her book, "Dreaming of Home."
Released from Greene County Jail, woman under threat of deportation welcomed back home in Kennett - Springfield Daily Citizen
Friends and family of Carol Mayorga waited outside John's Waffle & Pancake House in Kennett on Wednesday night to welcome her back. The post Released from Greene County Jail, woman under threat of deportation welcomed back home in Kennett appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.
“Is My Mom Gonna Get Deported?”: A Teacher’s Reality in Post-Election America - Latinos for Education
“Is My Mom Gonna Get Deported?”: A Teacher’s Reality in Post-Election America By: Sofia Gonzalez, Latinx Teachers Fellowship Alum Just days after last year’s election, many school buildings were turning into spaces that were catching stories of terror, concerns of deportation, and pure worry for those of us who already felt at the The post “Is My Mom Gonna Get Deported?”: A Teacher’s Reality in Post-Election America appeared first on Latinos for…
ICE Releases Carol Mayorga After Rural Missouri Outcry
This local La Migra drama is interesting if only because her community and quite a few celebrities spoke out for this lady who might last until the midterms . . . Which is long than so many White House frenemies. Check the update . . . Read more at tonyskansascity.com
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