Two mothers deported to Honduras with their children — including a child with rare cancer deported without medication
April 2025 · Louisiana, Honduras
DeportationDetainmentICE/USCIS OfficeU.S. CitizenMinorPregnant/PostpartumPerson with DisabilityFamilyInjury/IllnessLouisiana
In Louisiana, ICE detained two mothers during routine check-ins and deported them within days to Honduras with their children. Three of the children — ages 2, 4, and 7 — were U.S. citizens. One mother was pregnant, and one child had a rare form of cancer. ICE deported the child without medication or a chance for doctors to advise on care.
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