Aurora Family In Limbo Waiting For Deportation Ruling

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She and her children have been fighting a public battle against deportation for six years.
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CBS 4
Article date: 
21 August 2015
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Colorado News
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border
deportation
anchor babies
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An Aurora family is in limbo as they wait to learn whether their mother will be allowed to stay in the U.S.

Community members gathered on Thursday to show their support for undocumented immigrant Jeanette Vizguerra. She and her children have been fighting a public battle against deportation for six years.

Her stay of deportation expired on Thursday which leaves the family’s future in the hands of immigration officials ...

“There’s the immigration issues but then there’s the personal issues, Jeanette’s a mother, she has three kids. They’re starting school this week ...
 

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