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Inquirer: Family faces deportation because mom too sick to work

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A Filipino family in Gonzales, Texas face deportation after the wife who is on a work visa became too sick to work, reports the Inquirer. (photo by Patrick Feller)

Emilyn Nanez suffered a stroke back in June and has been on disability. Her visa expires in July and its unknown whether her employer Gonzales Healthcare System, will extend that visa since she can’t work.

Her husband Jojo Nanez is a professor in the Philippines, but is considered a dependent and is restricted from working.

They have two young daughters, one and four-years old, who were both born in the United States.

You can read more about the family’s plight and their efforts to stop it in the Inquirer.

 

 

 

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