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A Mom Who Had Been Deported Reunites with Her Sons After Nearly 4 Years

June 6, 2021

Last December, Correspondent Jessica Gomez introduced us to a Honduran mom staying in the Mexican border city of Juarez. She hadn’t seen her sons since 2017, when they were separated, and she was deported. See how their family was finally reunited. 

 

 

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