Mother Reunited with Daughter After Deportation

0:00A California woman named Maria, Dave Chasis, Estrada Juarez, just reunited with her daughter after a judge ordered her back to the U.S. She lived here for 27 years under an Obama era program that protected immigrants brought as kids if they stayed out of trouble. But in February, the Trump administration deported her to Mexico. She showed up for a routine immigration hearing on February 18th and got detained by ice right there. They shipped her out the very next day, splitting her from her family with zero warning. Folks like her faced massive family heartbreak from these sudden moves. Her story highlights how protections for dreamers got upended, leaving thousands in limbo and sparking outrage over the human cost. This week, a judge stepped in with a return order, letting her cross back over and hug her daughter for the first time since the deportation. It's a rare win amid ongoing immigration battles. This is like this, keep unfolding, reminding us the system still influx for families fighting

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