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4-Year-Old Mexican Girl Granted Humanitarian Parole for Lifesaving Treatment in the U.S.

A 4-year-old girl receives a one-year humanitarian parole to continue her medical treatment in the U.S. after facing potential deportation.


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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has granted a one-year humanitarian parole to a 4-year-old Mexican girl and her mother, allowing her to continue receiving lifesaving medical treatment in California. The decision follows a national outcry after the family was initially notified of their deportation. The girl, who suffers from a rare condition requiring specialized care, had been receiving treatment since arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border in 2023. Her case highlights the challenges faced by families seeking medical assistance and the complexities of U.S. immigration policies.

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The article highlights the White House's decision to restore legal status for a child with a life-threatening illness.

Public advocacy and outcry played a crucial role in reversing the deportation decision, showcasing community support.

The sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, emphasizing humanitarian values and the importance of protecting vulnerable families.

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White House restores legal status of child with life-threatening illness
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"…The Trump administration has reversed its decision to revoke the legal status of a four-year-old girl, receiving ongoing life-saving treatment in the US, and her family after a national outcry."

Mexican 4-year-old is granted humanitarian parole to continue receiving lifesaving care in US
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"…The family’s attorneys from Public Counsel said in a statement that while they were grateful the administration “acted swiftly” to ensure the girl could continue her life-saving treatment, they hoped the case highlighted the need for better communication with federal immigration officials."

Mexican Girl Granted Humanitarian Parole to Continue Care in US
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"…The decision came after the family said they were notified in April and May that their humanitarian parole was being revoked and they would be subject to potential deportation."

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