Paraplegic 6-year-olds Daddy faces deportation
Source: MSN/USA Today
CINCINNATI A 27-year-old auto mechanic is stopped by police for driving, for a second time, without a driver's license.
The man, who is living in the United States illegally, is sentenced to 30 days in the Butler County, Ohio, jail and then turned over to federal immigration authorities, who begin the deportation process.
His lawyer appeals to allow him to stay.
It would appear to be a commonplace deportation case, except that the future of a 6-year-old boy hangs in the balance. The fact is, it's an example of the complicated, messy, no-win, real-life situations that U.S. immigration policy must untangle.
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No Vested Interest
(5,167 posts)I think his name is Jones.
True Blue American
(17,996 posts)Right next door.
woundedkarma
(498 posts)He'd be assigned a social worker. He'd be sentenced to taking driving classes until he can pass the driving test and get his license. There would be no jail sentence.
Until that happened, he'd be assigned some charity that helps people get to and from work/groceries.
That's what would happen if America weren't broken.