An Argentine family who sought asylum in the United States from religious persecution scrambled Wednesday to stuff 10 years of their American life into a few suitcases.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement late Tuesday denied Claudio Correa’s and Deborah Zalazar de Correa’s petition to delay their deportation so Correa could finish treatment for hepatitis C and their son could complete high school. ICE gave them less than two days to prepare for a flight to Buenos Aires on Thursday.
via Deseret News
ah, Christian compassion…
“Where you’ve been is not nearly as important as where you ARE and where YOU’RE GOING.” -Elder Marvin J. Ashton. The past can never hurt us once we decide to let it go and allow it to TRULY BE the past.