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'When is my mom coming back home?': Wife of active-duty US Army soldier deported to Honduras after ICE detention in front of daughter following Walmart trip
An active-duty U.S. Army soldiers wife was deported to Honduras after ICE detained her following a family trip to Walmart. She was detained as her 6-year-old daughter witnessed the detention. Her deportation has left the soldier balancing his military duties with caring for his daughter, who continues to ask, “When is my mom coming back home?”
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military.com
Army Sergeant’s Wife Was Nearly Deported by ICE. She’s Still Detained at Fort Bliss Where He Serves
An Army sergeant reports for duty on base while his wife remains in Camp East Montana detention amid pending appeals.
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abcnews.com
Active-duty military spouses detained amid Trump's deportation campaign
An advocacy group says some military families are now "living in the shadows."
