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DACA Mother Sues After Deportation | Roanoke News
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A mother of three, Jessica Treviño, is suing the U.S. government after being deported to Mexico despite holding valid DACA status — a status that explicitly prohibits deportation. Her deportation, which occurred in March 2026, is now being used by officials as justification to strip her of DACA, even though she had no legal basis to be removed. Now separated from her U.S. citizen children in Texas, Treviño’s attorney is demanding her return and reinstatement, arguing the government’s actions violate her rights under DACA. This case is seen as part of a broader push to dismantle the program, with advocates warning that recipients are being targeted and punished retroactively. Treviño’s plea to reunite with her kids underscores the human cost of this legal battle.
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