After giving birth to a Guatemelle woman, the Trump administration says that no right was denied

A Guatemala woman was taken into snow custody immediately after giving birth to Arizona Hospital, where she was taken by CBP agents. Erica, as identified by her lawyers, was wandering in the Arizona desert alone for two days, before the snow agents saw her and took her into custody. She crossed the US from Mexico, CNN described CBP spokesperson.
Erica then gave birth to the Taxon Medical Center on Wednesday night, taking her into custody two days later, the federal agents posted outside her hospital room.
Erica’s counsel said she was not allowed to talk with Erica for days and was not denied access to the hospital. “There was no connection for the fixed process,” Campos said.
Campos said that his client was seeking asylum in America due to fear of returning to violence in Guatemala.

No right is denied, the child lives with mother

While Erica’s lawyer said that she was subjected to inhuman action, the Homeland Security Department said the border agents actually rescued eight -month pregnant Erica, which had illegally crossed the border. “He was taken to a hospital for care and remained under supervision until the discharge. Once a notice was issued, he was given an opportunity to contact a lawyer. The CBP followed all laws and procedures. No rights were denied. The custody has not been transferred to the snow, and now he is waiting for the court.” The child stays with the mother. ”
Erica was released from snow custody as she faces exile proceedings. Immigration officials said that it was Erica’s choice whether she could take her newborn to Guatemela. The CBP spokesperson told CNN, “Parents are asked whether they want to remove with their children or CBP will nominate children with such a person.