US cites 'unauthorized travel' to end DACA status for a mother of 3 deported to Mexico
- A Texas mother legally permitted to reside in the U.
- under the DACA program has launched a federal lawsuit after she was deported then had her DACA status revoked.
- Jessica Treviño, 34, was sent back to Mexico and later informed that her DACA status would be terminated due to "unauthorized travel" – a direct consequence of her forced removal.
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- A Texas mother legally permitted to reside in the U.
- under the DACA program has launched a federal lawsuit after she was deported then had her DACA status revoked.
- Jessica Treviño, 34, was sent back to Mexico and later informed that her DACA status would be terminated due to "unauthorized travel" – a direct consequence of her forced removal.
Sources: The Independent