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Facing deportation, U.S. Marine's wife leaves for Mexico

By MIKE SCHNEIDER like people with criminal re- said. "This is potentially the
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The cords. first of many. There are
16-year-old American Temo didn't figure his vote many military spouses in
daughter of a U.S. Marine for President Donald Trump the same situation."
held back tears as long as would affect them person- U.S. Rep. Darren Soto, D-
she could Friday before her ally. That was before the Fla., who couldn't get the
family was split in two. enforcement of Trump's votes in Congress for leg-
Her mother, Alejandra "zero tolerance" policy to- islation to allow Juarez to
Juarez, was finally leaving ward illegal immigration. remain, called her situation
for Mexico, rather than be Now, the Juarez family will disgraceful.
sent off in handcuffs, after be divided in two: Estela "We're not going to give
exhausting all options to will join her mother in Mex- up," he told her with a hug
stop her deportation. ico after she gets settled, at the airport.
"My mom is a good person. while Temo cares for Pa- "It's an absolute disgrace by
She's not a criminal," Pame- mela and pays the bills. the Trump administration to
la said, cursing at the immi- Alejandra, 39, petitioned to be deporting a patriotic
gration agency before her become a citizen in 2001 spouse," Soto said. "Her hus- Alejandra Juarez, 39, left, says goodbye to her children, Pamela
mother checked in for her but was rejected because band, Temo, served in the and Estela at the Orlando International Airport on Friday, Aug. 3,
flight from Orlando Interna- she was accused of mak- Marines ... while she was at 2018 in Orlando, Fla.
tional Airport. ing a false statement at the home on the home-front, Associated Press
Alejandra and Temo border when she sought raising two young wom-
Juarez, a naturalized citizen asylum in 1998, attorney en. What justice does this spouses might help her. Alejandra said she'd ask
who runs a roofing business, Richard Maney said. He serve?" Emotionally spent, she how Trump could let this
quietly raised Pamela and said she was asked about Alejandra ultimately decid- wiped her own tears happen, since he "always
their 9-year-old daughter, her citizenship and told ed to "self-deport" to Mexi- behind sunglasses and says he loves the military
Estela, in the central Florida authorities she had been co, rather than turn herself stroked Pamela's hair while and he's doing everything
town of Davenport until a a student in Memphis, Ten- in to be detained and then gripping Estela, who stood for the military."
2013 traffic stop exposed nessee for a short time, so deported. After 20 years in by her side. Temo said he "My husband fought for this
her legal status. border officials apparently the United States, she no preferred not to talk be- country three times. The
Afterward, she regularly thought she was falsely longer has family or friends fore they were all escorted administration, yourself,
checked in with U.S. Immi- claiming to be an Ameri- in the country, so she chose through security for their fi- you think you are punishing
gration and Customs offi- can citizen. Merida, a city in the Yu- nal goodbyes. me. You're not just punish-
cials, which typically went "This is not going to be the catan where a small com- A reporter asked what she ing me," she said, referring
after higher-priority targets last case like this," Maney munity of deported military would say to the president. to her family. q

Man who harassed Yellowstone bison arrested at Glacier park

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, sage left at a phone listing After the video gained at-
Wyo. (AP) — An Oregon for Reinke in Oregon was tention online and Yellow-
man who was caught on not immediately returned. stone rangers learned of
video harassing a bison in Reinke, 55, had been cited Reinke's charges in Grand
Yellowstone National Park for drunken and disorderly Teton, an assistant U.S. at-
was arrested in Glacier conduct in a third national torney asked that his bond
National Park in the third park, Grand Teton, last Sat- be revoked. A warrant was
disturbance in less than a urday and was released on issued for Reinke's arrest.
week at a national park, $500 bond that required He had told rangers he
officials said Friday. him to follow the law and planned to travel to Gla-
Rangers looking for Ray- avoid alcohol. cier National Park. Rang-
mond Reinke of Pendleton, Yellowstone rangers cited ers there were looking for
Oregon, found him caus- him three days later for not In this Aug. 3, 2016 photo, a herd of bison grazes in the Lamar his vehicle when they got
ing a disturbance Thurs- wearing a seat belt and Valley of Yellowstone National Park. a report about two guests
day evening at the historic noted that he appeared Associated Press arguing and creating a dis-
Many Glacier Hotel in the intoxicated, park officials turbance at Many Glacier
popular Montana park, the said. They didn't know of up to a bison in a roadway Yellowstone officials warn Hotel.
National Park Service said. Reinke's bond conditions at congested with stopped visitors to stay at least 25 Rangers identified one of
He remains jailed pending the time. cars and waving his arms. yards (23 meters) away the guests as Reinke, who
a hearing next week and Reinke was later cited after The animal charges him a from bison, which injure was sent back to Yellow-
has requested a court-ap- another Yellowstone visitor couple of times, but Reinke tourists every year who get stone and appeared in U.S.
pointed attorney. A mes- took video of him walking doesn't appear to get hurt. too close. court Friday.q