Albania

sisters and brothers move to Albania to stay with their mother.

On that April morning, when he came home from college, the 9th grade student found out that his mom had been apprehended by INS. They were imprisoned and exported to Albania three inches later. These kids are deserting America. Tuesday at 6pm, Mikey and his two little sister will get on a nine suitcase airplane at Detroit Metro Airport and say goodbye to their dad and the only land they have ever known.

They move to Albania - a difficult choice made by their fathers, who strongly believe that the kids are part of their mothers. "Mikake is one of the million Americans who may soon face the same torment of having to choose whether to remain in this state or go to a strange state to be with one of their parents.

According to the American Immigration Council, 4. 1 million US civic infants are living with at least one undocumented relative. When the latest expulsion figures indicate it, many more kids will soon suffer the same destiny as Mikey and his family. They used to be ordered to focus on those with a serious criminological past; now they are said to be arresting all migrants here Illegal.

Trump explained on Tuesday when he was asked about the administration that had failed to meet a judicial reunification period for some 100 immigrants under 5 years of age with their parents: You tell these guys not to come into our land illegal. Don't come to our land illegal. "Trump, whose zero tolerance policies this coming season kept some 3,000 kids apart from their frontier counterparts, added: "I'll just say that:

Don't come to our land illegal. "For Mikey, the present migration policies are offensive and unjust, although he still has hope to come back and stay here one time. Planned to visit his dad next year, he emphasizes that he is in love with this land and the freedom and opportunity it has.

There was no conviction for his father's death. His father, Cile Precetaj, 46. Arriving in 2000, she did not come into the Philippines unlawfully, but instead seeking refuge and claimed that she was afraid for her future in Albania and that her entire household was under threat from groups of criminals who wanted to abduct her and turn her into prostitutes.

She' never done anything bad in this state. "But I only wish this land learned from what it does. Please fights for us,"'There is nothing better than a mother' Pete Gojcac has wrestled for month. Jugoslava man has been selling his food to give his kids enough cash to survive in Albania.

He' s worked all his lifelong in a restaurant and still has to look after his older mom, a US bourgeois who is blindfolded and stunted and lives in Troy with her boy and grandkids. Gojcac thinks it' s a stomach ache to send his kids to Albania, but he thinks it is the best thing to do. "There is nothing like a mum.

No matter how much a dad likes his babies, nothing beats a mom. "I looked at my babies and cried. "The Gojcac boys had dinner in China on their last evening in the United States. She is thrilled with the reunion with her mom, but sorry and disillusioned that she has left her dad, the college, her boyfriends and her happy, rose blossoming dorm.

The thing she likes most about this land is liberty. Free language, religious freedom," said Megan, who wants to continue living in the USA in the years to come. "That is our land. She had taken her girl to the coach stop and had been kissing her on the way to work.

By the time Megan got home, she and her brothers and sisters heard from her dad that her mom had been apprehended during her regular immigrant check-in. This is what Cile Precetaj did. However, on April 26, she was detained without notice during a regular check-in. They' re arresting her. In Calhoun County, on Mother's Day, the kids were chatting with their mom, who was among more than a decade of women with U.S.-born kids waiting for deportations at Calhoun County Prison.

"Ms Precetaj, an illegally present Albanian citizen, was taken out of the United States by a US Supreme Court of Justice on migration matters in June 2005," said the Intercity Express, stating that her repeated appeal cases had been unsuccessful.