‘No criminal’: After living in America for 36 years, the woman self-explanation in Mexico; ‘Was scared for his safety’

A woman who lives in America for 36 years and works has enlightened in Mexico after living in the country since the age of 15. 51 -year -old Regina Higura is a garment worker, whose work permit ended years ago, has left behind her three American -origin children and her 25 -year -old husband. His initial plan was to return home after retiring, but under the current circumstances he decided to speed up the process.Higura did not have enough money to apply for documents and was motivated by fear to his safety as the immigration raids in his residential area of Highland Park were quite consistently. “We were heartbroken that she was so afraid of her safety that she had to take this decision, but we were eventually assistant,” her daughter Julie Kan said, as people said. “We have friends who were deported, some were missing for a week, where they did not know anything.”“She felt like a prisoner in her own house,” said that it was very difficult for Higura to take daily works. She said, “She has been working in this country for decades, only for living salaries for Pcheche,” she said.“My mother chose to control her life and did not allow this country, which she contributed for years, told her that she was a criminal because she is not.”For interrogation or custody at the International Airport of Los Angeles, Higura and his family traveled to Tijuana in Mexico, and crossed the border to fly outside the International Airport. Since then Higura flew into Mexico City and went to Gurroo, Mexico for about five hours.Higura is “a hard-working taxpayer who is working for a 12-hour shift, as she was 15, six days from the week,” and keeps “no criminal records” according to the ear. The family is planning to meet his mother in August.“She is trying to bow down to the family, so she does not feel alone, but she is having a difficult time to accommodate cultural differences … they work differently from there,” said ear. Ear has about 100,000 followers in all its social media platforms and is vocal about the “injustice” in his city and nation. He is also involved with the ground level organizations, which is aimed at entering the change. He said, “I would like to clarify that I do not want it to be an advertisement for self-detail, but I also want to tell people that if they are thinking about taking this step, it is not the end of the world and the option,” she said, as people said. US President Donald Trump has promised to launch the biggest public effort in US history, targeting more than 10 million unspecified migrants. Immigration and customs enforcement have allegedly received orders from the administration to detain 3,000 migrants every day.