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A Guatemalan woman who gave birth in Tucson after crossing the Arizona desert while 35 weeks pregnant has been released from ...
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A day after U.S. Customs and Border Protection separated a Guatemalan woman from her newborn ...
A Guatemalan woman who had just given birth at an Arizona hospital was swiftly taken into US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody before being released on Saturday as she faces deportation ...
It is unclear whether that is still the case, because her attorney, Luis Campos, a Tucson-based immigration lawyer, has been ...
After giving birth at the Tucson Medical Center, a Guatemalan woman named Erika is in the custody of U.S. Customs and Border ...
Near the end of her pregnancy, she traveled more than 2,000 miles to get to the U.S.-Mexico border. Here's what happened next ...
CBP was just following the law, as dictated by Trump, when it callously tried to deport a Guatemalan mother and her newborn ...
Still, protesters gathered outside of Tucson Medical Center Saturday afternoon.
The Guatemalan woman apprehended south of Tucson was initially facing expedited deportation and the choice to take her ...
Luis Campos, a Tucson-based immigration attorney representing the woman, welcomed the news. "This is very good news as it places her in regular deportation proceedings, as opposed to expedited ...
It is unclear whether that is still the case, because her attorney, Luis Campos, a Tucson-based immigration lawyer, has been unable to communicate directly with her. Campos was notified about the ...