Trump Immigration Crackdown: Mexican Man Self-Deports After Living in America For 20 Years
- A woman has shared the sad story of her husband, who self-deported from the United States after 20 years
- According to the woman, her husband lived and worked in the US for 20 years, but returned home to nothing
- She said he has been sending money to his family, but when he returned, the money was not put to good use
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A woman shared the heartbreaking story of her husband, who returned from America after self-deporting.
According to the woman, her husband lived in the United States for 20 years, working and sending money to his home country.
Source: TikTok
In a viral TikTok video, @stacyandpabloinmexico said her husband is from Mexico and that he voluntarily left the US.
She said her husband was sending money home, hoping that some of it would be used to renovate his childhood house.
She also said some of the money was supposed to be saved for him, just in case he ever had to come home from America.
However, when he returned, he met nothing. She said they are starting life afresh.
Her words:
"Imagine working in the U.S. for 20 years, sending money home, & coming back to nothing but a childhood house falling apart. That’s our reality, & now we’re rebuilding in Mexico together. A home was never supposed to be built for him. Money was just asked to make repairs to the house, but some of those repairs never happened."
Source: TikTok
Watch the video below:
Reactions as man self-deports from the US
@CibaoSovie said:
"His childhood house is not his house. Be careful because his siblings will come to collect once the mother is out of the picture if not before. I have seen it too many times."
@Steph said:
"20 years of sending money to come back to nothing but being completely taken advantage of and he is still letting his mom live with him? This is why the toxicity continues."
@brandonphipps35 said:
"My husband is self-deporting to Nicaragua and I’m going with him. I’m nervous."
@NinjaBuddha said:
"I once sent my son $7000 to pay off his car note. Instead, he spent the money. I was angry with him until my friend said, "I would have done the same thing as your son." That's when I realized I probably would have, too! Don't be too upset with the family until you"ve walked in their shoes."
@Amy said:
"So would you be now considered an immigrant? Do they let anyone live there in Mexico?"
@Sandra Bonilla said:
"This happens to people all the time. Send money home & come home to nothing."
Khaby Lame self-deports from America
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Khaby Lame voluntarily left the United States after being detained in Las Vegas by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The US ICE stated that Lame violated the terms of his visa, and this led to his being temporarily detained by immigration officials.
However, Lame, who entered the US on April 30 with a temporary visa, departed the country voluntarily on June 6.
Source: Legit.ng
