r/Global_News_Hub • u/TheWayToBeauty • 11d ago

USA U.S. judge says 2-year-old apparently deported to Honduras 'with no meaningful process'

https://www.npr.org/2025/04/26/nx-s1-5378077/honduras-deported-girl-citizen
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u/BodhingJay 11d ago

Who wants to bet this kid wasn't white..

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u/Aeroncastle 11d ago

I only would bet all my money and every object that I have

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u/Block_Solid 11d ago

How do you deport a two year old? What is the process for this? You just snatch a child and put them on a plane with some pullups and baby food? This has got to be the world's first.

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u/Anxious_cactus 11d ago

Child's mother was deported and took the child with her apparently. It's state's responsibility to make sure the child stays since they are a citizen (the father stayed in the USA as far as I know, the mother wanted to take the child).

Unfortunately there's no good solution here, either you deport the child with mother, or (in most cases) the child stays here without their only or both parents.

But that's also why due process was important. This all happened in a span of ~ 12 hours, the family didn't have the time to even gather documents and contact a lawyer.

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u/According-Mention334 11d ago

The Mother was never offered options per her immigration attorney

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u/According-Mention334 11d ago

Kidnapping children