The Trump administration has faced backlash for deporting three U.S. citizen children to Honduras, including a 4-year-old cancer patient and his siblings. Their deportation occurred under conditions where their mothers felt coerced and were barred from communicating with lawyers or family. A U.S. District Judge condemned the process by stating there was no meaningful opportunity for the children to contest their deportation. This situation raises significant concerns about due process and the treatment of U.S. citizens within immigration policies.
Attorney Gracie Willis, who is representing the 2-year-old girl, emphasizes the unprecedented nature of deporting U.S. citizen children without the opportunity to contest their deportation.
U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty expressed shock at the deportation of these children, stating there was no meaningful process involved and no good-faith interpretation for the events.
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