The Claros Saravia brothers were detained Friday and deported today. Their lawyer says its the fastest deportation process he has seen.
He went to ICE to tell agents he had gotten into college. Now he and his brother have been deported.http://wapo.st/2vq6VtA?tid=ss_tw&utm_term=.cb98c383f9c3 …
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They came to the U.S. in 2009 fleeing violence in El Salvador. They were 11 and 14. Their parents and siblings are still in Gaithersburg
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An elite soccer team, a senator, immigration advocates and friends & family rallied, but they couldn't stop the brothers' deportation
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"They’ve had their futures taken from them,” Lizandro and Diego's brother told me. They return to a county struggling with tide of murders
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Rachel, thanks for your reporting. I'm a salvadorian journo and would like to follow up with the guys back here. Could you help me connect?
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Or, they were denied being able to stay 5 years ago and order was finally enforced. But yeah painting it this way is better. Cause agendas
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Shame.
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Yes. I agree. Parents should have applied for sanctuary and done things legally. And he should have had the smarts to stay away from ice!pic.twitter.com/SphE0glFEh
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Oh good! Now our children have one more opening.
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Hearts break!
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Yaya! America, now without the hypocrisy. Savagery visited abroad coming back home. FTW!
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