El Paso Family Faces Uncertainty After Court Ruling on Immigration Status

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Yesenia Ruano, who fled to El Salvador with her twin daughters due to fears of ICE raids, has received a court ruling allowing her and her children to return to the U.S. The decision, made by Judge André Birotte Jr., reinstates their previous immigration status and halts deportations for those with pending T and U visa applications. While the family is hopeful about returning to Milwaukee, they are anxious about potential repercussions, especially for Yesenia's husband, Miguel Guerra, who voluntarily returned to El Salvador. The family is currently awaiting confirmation from their lawyers regarding their return date and whether Guerra will also be included in the ruling's benefits.
Key Details: • Court ruling issued on May 20 allows Yesenia and her daughters to return to the U.S. • The family must wait for lawyers to confirm their return date and potential visa status. • Yesenia's daughters are currently in fifth grade and may lose a year of schooling if they travel before classes end in November. • The family has been living in El Salvador for a year and has been building a new home there.