14-Year-Old Boy Follows His Mother Who Was Deported From USA After Living There For 10 Years
- A woman has been deported from the United States, and she had no option but to leave with her children
- The mother of three is originally from Honduras and has lived in the US for 10 years before she was deported
- Two of her children were born in the US, but they have to follow her since they cannot look after themselves
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An emotional video has shown a woman who was deported from the United States after living there for 10 years.
The woman arrived in the US 10 years ago from Honduras and has lived and worked in Texas.
Source: UGC
According to the video posted by CNN, the woman has three children, and two of them were born in America.
Kenia Perez was deported to Honduras by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Her son, Isaac Perez, 14, had to self-deport and follow her after his mother was bundled and sent back to their home country.
Two of Kenia's children, who are American citizens, could not travel with her immediately since they did not have passports.
After a month, Isaac was able to join her mother. Also, his two little siblings later obtained their passports and followed siut.
The emotional video has sparked social media reactions as people comment on the concequences of the new US immigration crackdown.
CNN quoted an ICE spokesperson as saying:
Aliens "chose to break our nation’s criminal and administrative laws and as a result of those choices, are responsible for what happens to their children – just as any U.S. citizen parent who breaks the law is when they are taken to jail."
Source: TikTok
Watch the video below:
Reactions as mother is deported from USA
@edwin said:
"She had a legal work permit and did ice check-ins. How was this illegal?"
@504_Ißaac said:
"Thank you for doing the story of me and my family."
@nervouschicken12 said:
"She was documented. SHE WAS DOCUMENTED."
@Laura Alejandra said:
"Why did she get deported if she had a work permit?"
@Rikaraxxx said:
"Honduras is not safe for kids."
@Brook Lynn said:
"How is this what America stands for?"
@Patterson_6 said:
"I don’t understand why people call her ‘undocumented’ when she had a work permit. She was documented, just not a citizen."
@wgx7777 said:
"So she had a legal work authorization, paid taxes, was a nurse and got deported. Are we great yet?"
@MalTiempo said:
"Sounds like their mom was documented... can someone explain why she's called undocumented if she had a visa?"
@Isa said:
"What is so criminal about her??? She just wanted a chance for her kids. This just breaks my heart. They broke a family!"
Former US soldier's son deported from America
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a man who was born to a US soldier had been deported from the country by the administration of President Donald Trump.
The man, identified as Jermaine Thomas, was born to a US citizen serving in the US Army based in Germany.
His father is originally from Jamaica, while his mother was born in Kenya, but he has now been shipped to Jamaica.
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