Two arrested while supporting woman facing deportation

WGHP/MYFOX8 ^ | December 20, 2012 | Brandon Jones

[moonshinner_09]

GREENSBORO, N.C. —Maria Perez’s fate isn’t clear right now.

The mother of three young girls has lived in the Alamance County for the past decade.

She’s often known as provider.

Perez also takes care of her elderly father who suffers from glaucoma.

Perez is set to be deported back to Mexico on December 27th ripping her away from the family that loves her so much.

Perez turned to the North Carolina Dream Team for help

[moonshinner_09]

“Imagine these three young girls not growing up without a mother. I mean that would be awful,” Garcia said.. I wonder where the father of these children is at ? I am sure we can find plenty of people in our legal system who can make the same arguement...“Imagine these young children not growing up without a mother.The mother implies she is willing to abandon her kids and they will never see or hear from her again. Rings hallow

[Moose4]

I think an illegal alien from Mexico wrote that story. The grammar is terrible.

}:-)4

[oh8eleven]

She’s often known as provider. Perez cannot get one legally because she is considered undocumented.
Let me guess - this UNBIASED report was written by 3rd grade illegal aliens.

[GeronL]

“often known as provder”

??

provides occasionally?

SHe can take her kids with her, duh

[Feckless]

ripping her away from the family that loves her so much

PLEASE feel free to pack them up and take them with you. We won't miss them a bit!

[wiggen]

Is her father here legally? I bet not otherwise she’d probably be here legally too.
Bye!

[Vigilanteman]

. . . ripping her away from the family that loves her so much.

Three immediate questions come to mind:

1. Is her family here legally?
   
2. If not, why won't she consider taking them back to Mexico with her?
   
3. If so, why won't they sponsor her?

[Amberdawn]

Seeya Maria.