Immigrants who benefitted from DACA protections Crossword Clue
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Carlos Zurita had gone to Juarez for a visa interview—his first trip to Mexico since he was brought to the U.S. as a 2-year-old. What unfolded was a monthlong stay.
Carlos Zurita had gone to Mexico on May 22 as he works to obtain his green card. But his case was stuck in administrative limbo for more than a month.
Carlos Zurita returned to Mexico to attend an official visa interview when his case was placed in administrative processing with no explanation.
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