Trump-Voting Couple Could Be Forced to Move 2,000 Miles Away
The ruling keeps removal proceedings active, blocking a waiver her lawyer says could let her stay with her U.S. citizen husband and children.
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Trump voters moan as they face deportation under his immigration crackdown
Patrick Keating and his parents voted for Donald Trump in the 2024 election, hoping he would deport criminal immigrants. Now, Trump's immigration crackdown threatens to deport his wife and split their family.
Trump-Voter Relatives Face Deportation Risk and State 'Immigration Has Been Such a Mess for Years'
A Honduran woman married to a Trump voter faces possible deportation after a Houston judge refused to pause her case, putting her Texas family at risk of separation.
Trump-Voting Couple Could Face Forced Move 2,000 Miles Away
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal Patrick Keating and his parents supported Donald Trump believing his hard-line immigration agenda would target criminals. They never expected those policies could eventually put their own family in the crosshairs. Now, fewer than 12 months into Trump’s second term, the Bellaire family is confronting the possibility that Keating’s Honduran wife, Anyi Hernandez-Escobar, could be deported. […]
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