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    1. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      As Laura crossed over into Mexico, she turned to the border patrol officer supervising her deportation. “When I am found dead,” she told him, ”it will be on your conscience.”http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    2. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Laura’s incinerated body was found within days of her forced return to Mexico: http://nyer.cm/472g14a pic.twitter.com/UNhZIJ6TWh

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    3. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Nelson Avila-Lopez, a gay asylum seeker, fled Honduras at 17, after receiving gang threats. In 2011, ICE accidentally deported him. Two months later, he died in a prison fire after being detained by the Honduran government without charges.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    4. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      At 18, Juan Carlos Coronilla-Guerrero was deported from Texas to Mexico. He later returned and settled in Buda, Texas, with his wife. He was deported in 2017 after being found in possession of a quarter of a gram of marijuana.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    5. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Three months after he was deported, gunmen woke him from the bed where he slept with his young son. He tried to soothe the boy, saying, “Don’t worry, my love.” His body was found about forty miles away, filled with bullets.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    6. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Rosaleda worked as a police officer in Comayagua, Honduras, until her investigation of a cousin’s murder revealed a high-ranking colleague’s involvement, which Rosaleda reported at the department: http://nyer.cm/472g14a pic.twitter.com/aMcU2eFYJQ

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    7. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Menacing phone calls began, followed by a drive-by shooting while she worked the overnight shift. In another attempt on her life, while she was on patrol, two of her colleagues were killed.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    8. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Rosaleda decided to risk the journey north. When Rosaleda arrived in Texas, she was apprehended and deported without seeing a judge or a lawyer. She didn’t share details of her escape from Honduras, fearing it would further endanger her.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    9. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Rosaleda eventually made it to New York, where she found pro-bono legal help. But, because of her earlier—and, her attorney argues, unlawful—deportation, she is now ineligible for asylum:http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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    10. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      Yadira had come to California from La Lima, Honduras, in the early two-thousands, to escape an abusive boyfriend. In 2010, she was deported on a minor drug-possession charge.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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      The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

      After Yadira returned to La Lima, her brother, who was confined to a wheelchair, was murdered by the Mara 18 gang. Yadira began speaking out publicly against the gang, and became a target.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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        2. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

          Afraid for her life, she went north. At the U.S. border, she told officials about her brother’s murder but was deported nevertheless. A few days later, her youngest daughter found her body in front of the house, riddled with bullets.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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        3. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

          After Trump’s inauguration, the Department of Homeland Security created an office for the victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants, called VOICE—Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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        4. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

          The office is compiling an online database to track “illegal alien perpetrators of crime.” (Data show that undocumented immigrants actually commit crimes at lower rates than U.S. citizens.)http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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        5. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

          There is, however, no White House initiative to track a more sprawling set of legal violations involving immigrants—violations such as those above, for which the U.S. government is often culpable.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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        6. The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Jan 8

          Read our full story about the immigrants deported from the United States to death and violence.http://nyer.cm/472g14a 

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        1.  ❌Lisa Fox ❌‏ @Lisafox0877 Jan 8
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          Should I get out my violin? Now the gang wants her dead? First he ex and now the gang? Let me guess, she HAD TO escape to CA again? She had no choice. Or maybe the other choices didn’t involve food stamps and other freebies.

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