Girl deported with parents to Mexico while trying to reach Houston for brain cancer treatment

Texas Child, a U.S. Citizen Treated For Cancer, Deported After ICE Stops Undocumented Parents While Rushing Her to the Hospital

The family was passing through the Sarita Checkpoint in Texas on the way to the hospital, as they had done many times, when officers detained them. They remained there for six hours before they were taken to a nearby detention facility and put on a bus to Mexico the next day. (Photo: US Customs and Border Protection) A 10-year-old girl from Texas, a U.S. citizen with brain cancer, was deported to Mexico after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforce…

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Parents deported to Mexico while seeking brain cancer treatment for young American daughter

The undocumented parents of a 10-year-old US citizen whose family was removed to Mexico say they are desperately seeking a way for either of them to return to the US with the girl so she can continue brain cancer treatment.

Washington. A Texas girl and U.S. citizen under treatment for brain cancer was deported this week to Mexico along with her undocumented parents, NBC News reported.

It was a trip they had made up to five times in the past year, since the diagnosis of a cancerous tumor in the brain of the 10-year-old daughter. But this time the final destination was not a medical clinic in a Houston hospital. The family — two undocumented parents and five children, four of them born in the United States and, therefore, American citizens — ended up on the southern side of a border bridge that crosses the Bravo River in Texas,…