Harvard Graduate Self-Deports to Mexico

Francisco Hernández Corona and her husband, Irving, left the United States due to changes in migration policies

Harvard graduate self-deports to Mexico

Francisco Hernandez-Corona and his U.S. citizen husband decided to leave the U.S. because of the federal government's crackdown.

Francisco Hernández-Corona, a Harvard immigrant, fled to Mexico with her American husband in fear of being arrested by ICE agents

Harvard grad living illegally in Los Angeles self-deports amid Trump immigration agenda

A Harvard graduate who lived in California has self-deported back to Mexico with his U.S. citizen husband after being told to cancel their honeymoon due to detention fears, an LA news outlet has reported.

In the face of the fear of the current federal administration’s migration policies, a young Harvard University graduate was forced to make the difficult decision to leave the United States and return to his homeland in Mexico, fearful of deportation, despite being married to an American citizen. The main reason for this decision according to Francisco Hernández Corona and her husband Irving, were the constant operations of ICE within his communi…

Despite their undocumented immigration status, Francisco Hernández-Corona, 34, and her husband, an American citizen, Irving Hernández-Corona, never thought they would leave the United States, but the new administration took office and changed it all this January. “We started seeing ICE everywhere and people sent to El Salvador,” Francisco said. “They were knocking at the door and he (Francisco) was scared and terrified,” Irving said. “It was nev…