US EditionWhite House defends deportation of mothers and US citizen children
- In late April 2025, the White House defended the removal of two undocumented women and their American-born children from Louisiana and Florida amid increasing criticism and questions about legal procedures.
- These deportations followed routine immigration check-ins despite ongoing legal challenges and allegations of conflicting information about the children's status.
- Among those deported are children aged 1, 2, 4, and 7, including a 1-year-old with seizures and a 4-year-old battling metastatic cancer whose condition was reportedly known to officials.
- White House border czar Tom Homan remarked on CBS' "Face the Nation" that individuals who come into the U.S. Through lawful means but remain unlawfully and decide to have a child who is a U.S. Citizen bear responsibility for that choice, rather than the current administration.
- The events have sparked legal hearings and advocacy claims of due process violations and health risks, with a judge expressing suspicion that a U.S. Citizen was deported without meaningful process.
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By CNN en Español The United States government's controversial anti-immigration campaign continues, and recent cases have raised alarm bells because they involve children who are U.S. citizens. In the first three months of his second term, President Donald Trump's administration has deported 139,000 immigrants. Among those deportations are those of two undocumented mothers who were taken to Honduras with their minor children, who are U.S. citize…
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The deportation of three U.S. children to Honduras has further highlighted the already questionable constitutionality of the expulsions that the Trump administration is carrying out in its mass deportation campaign. The local office of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE) of New Orleans deported two families last Friday, including two mothers (one of them pregnant) and their minor children, three of whom are U.S. citizens. Lawye…
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