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A Judge Ordered Her Return After a Wrongful Deportation. Now Comes the Hard Part.

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Maria de Jesús Estrada Juárez recalls the 40 days she spent in Mexico as a dark time. After more than 27 years in the United States, her country of birth no longer felt like home. At 42, Estrada Juárez found herself needing help with the smallest things, grocery shopping, for instance, or riding the bus. Worst of all, she was missing the most important person in her life: her US citizen daughter Damaris Bello.



“There were some moments where it was even hard for me to breathe,” Estrada Juárez

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