Man stuck in Mexico after losing DACA status gets visa approval, family member says
A man stuck in Mexico during a years-long immigration process has been approved for a visa, his wife confirmed to KSAT.
The decision to “self-deport” was not an easy one for DACA recipient Patricia Vázquez Topete. After all, California has been her home for the last two decades.
An activist is recovering from a traumatic brain injury after he was violently attacked during a protest in Denver, and the entire incident was caught on camera.
Carlos Zurita, a DACA-recipient who was in the process of obtaining his green card, has been held in Mexico following a visa appointment.
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