U.S. immigration lawyer Eduardo Soto claims that Vivian Limonta Reyes, a Cuban mother of a two-year-old boy with autism, was deported to Cuba by U.S. authorities, separating her from her child. Soto alleges mishandling of the case and violation of his client's rights, stating she had a right to remain in the U.S. until proper pardons were decided.
U.S. immigration lawyer Eduardo Soto denounced that her client Vivian Limonta Reyes, a Cuba n mother of a two-year-old boy with autism, was deported back to Cuba by U.S. authorities and separated from her son, Cuba net
Soto claimed that Limonta Reyes was deported in absentia and as such, filed a motion to reopen the case. Limonta Reyes, presently in Cuba, stated that Castro regime officials received her with mockery upon her arrival. The mother explained that she communicates daily with her son through video calls. “If the court accepts our arguments that there was a failure on the part of the court to notify her, then they open the case and she is entitled to return to the U.S.,” the attorney said.
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