ICE set to deport wife of former US Marine, Iraq war veteran

[TomCADem]

Source: MSN/The Hill

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly set to deport the wife of a former U.S. Marine and Iraq combat veteran early next month.

Alejandra Juarez, 38, was notified on Tuesday that she will be deported back to Mexico in nine days, Military Times reported Wednesday.

She illegally crossed the southern border into the U.S. in 1998 and married former Marine Sgt. Cuauhtemoc "Temo" Juarez in 2000, the news outlet noted, adding that Temo Juarez served as an infantryman in the Marines from 1995 to 1999 and was deployed to both Africa and South America before later joining the Army National Guard in Orlando, Fla.

The family, which includes two daughters, would be split up if Alejandra Juarez's deportation goes through, as she is planning to take 8-year-old Estela with her back to Mexico, according to Military Times.

Read more: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ice-set-to-deport-wife-of-former-us-marine-iraq-war-veteran/ar-BBL4Sl6?li=BBnb7Kz

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The "patriotism" and support of veterans from the right is easily overcome by their racism.

[SunSeeker]

1. Fucking sickening. They're ripping this vet's family apart. She should be granted citizenship.

She is married to a US Citizen. She is the mother of 2 US Citizens. This not only violates her rights, but that of 3 US Citizens to their wife and mother.

And for what? She committed a misdemeanor boarder crossing without papers 20 years ago and has an otherwise clean record.

[RainCaster]

2. She has done more than most Repugs - let's deport them instead

[Solly Mack]

3. Cruel, vicious, ignorant.

[iluvtennis]

4. Indeed. She's married to an American citizen. How many ppl are here who overstayed there visitor

passports and visas and married Americans, likely millions.

[Solly Mack]

5. I would think many, many people are in that position.

My cousin has a green card and has had a green card for 50 years, married to an American, in her 70's, not even a parking ticket to her name, and she is worried now.

And she's not the only one. I know some naturalized citizens who are also concerned.

Trump can't be trusted - he's cruel, vicious, and ignorant.

[iluvtennis]

6. And I think your cousin should be concerned because of the cruella in the WH.

My ex husband is like your cousin with a Green card he got when we were married. Although we no longer have the best relationship, I don't want his taken out of this country as out kids are here.

[olegramps]

11. Overstays are predominately white. The deportations only apply to brown people.

[cheezmaka]

7. Can this administration get any LOWER???

Hopefully this will cause a MASSIVE turnout by Latino voters for the Midterm elections....

[watoos]

8. I believe that Melania is illegal.

I believe she worked in the U.S. under a tourist visa and if that's the case, she lied to immigration which makes her naturalization null and void. She needs to produce her work visas. I worked in other countries and I have copies of my work visas, they staple them right in your passport. I say Melania is a candidate for deportation.

[obamanut2012]

9. I agree with you -- I think this is exactly what happened

[Bayard]

12. Do you think they will keep Baron in a cage for awhile first?

Or will she just leave him behind?

[Mc Mike]

10. Traitorous ICE, attacking a US combat vet's family.

So un-American, so bad for the country.

[Stargazer99]

13. you don't get it yet do you

The common man is a "thing" to use and enrich the status of the well to do and wealthy. Look how they worship money and what they will do to gain more and more. President "bone spurs" is a prime example. Apparently the wealthy and well to do are more valuable people and the common man can be used (one example in combat re: Iraq ( to the benefit of the "better than the little man". And you so called "Christians" who support this administration do not follow Christ as he NEVER forced people to following him through government laws. If you could banish Roe VS Wade through government law you would do it. This soldier was useful in combat but retaining his wife in the US is not so to hell with this former soldier - used is what I call it and to you cons patrolling this board don't give me this crap that this post belongs in the general discussion.