ひどく 妊娠している woman loses both her unborn twins after '国境 スパイ/執行官s 否定するd her 医療の 治療 and 国外追放するd her to Mexico', her husband (人命などを)奪う,主張するs

  • Honduran 国家の?Mayli V?zquez lost her twins Sunday, a day after she was 国外追放するd to Mexico by 国境 スパイ/執行官s in Arizona?
  • V?zquez, her husband,?Cristhian P?rez, and their two-year-old son were stopped 早期に Saturday after crossing from Sonora, M?xico, to Yuma, Arizona
  • P?rez told news 機関 EFE that they spent four to fives hours 拘留するd and that his 妊娠している wife was 否定するd 医療の 援助?
  • The couple and their child were 国外追放するd to Mexico on Saturday, but?V?zquez's 条件 より悪くするd Sunday and had to be 急ぐd to San Luis General Hospital
  • Doctors discovered that her twin sons had been dead for more than 24 hours
  • V?zquez was だいたい eight and a half months 妊娠している??

An eight-and-a-half months 妊娠している woman lost her unborn twins after 国境 スパイ/執行官s 恐らく 辞退するd to give her 医療の care before 国外追放するing her 支援する to Mexico.

Mayli V?zquez had crossed the US-Mexican 国境 into?Yuma, Arizona with her son, 2, and husband?Cristhian P?rez,?経由で a 乾燥した,日照りの 河床 早期に Saturday.

The family were caught within minutes by U.S. 国境 Patrol スパイ/執行官s who held them in 保護/拘留 for around five hours, after taking their 指紋s and photos.?

During that time, V?zquez began feeling 本気で unwell and in extreme 苦痛 but when her husband asked for?医療の 援助, they 国境 スパイ/執行官s 恐らく 辞退するd.?

P?rez, 26, (人命などを)奪う,主張するs?he pleaded with the officers to tend to his wife, 'while she writhed in 苦痛 in a 議長,司会を務める and they ignored her. The Americans 否定するd us care.'

He told news 機関 EFE the スパイ/執行官s even 辞退するd to?take her 気温 and 血 圧力.

'They did not even take her 圧力, 絶対 nothing,' he 追加するd.

The family were 国外追放するd 支援する to Mexico that same day and say they arrived in San Luis R?o Colorado without money or any idea where to go. They 設立する 避難所 at a 地元の 非,不,無-利益(をあげる), but by the に引き続いて morning,?V?zquez's 条件 had gotten worse.

V?zquez was 急ぐd to San Luis General Hospital, where doctors discovered that her twin boys had been dead for over 24 hours.

The couple are heartbroken by the loss.?

Perez said they felt they had no choice but to leave their native Honduras for the US, to escape the endemic 暴力/激しさ and ギャング(団)s, but that the price had been too much.

'Either we stayed to die in our country of hunger or 暴力/激しさ, or we migrated,' he said.?

'Today I feel that we have lost too much, I could barely 持つ/拘留する my children Derek and John Patrick for five minutes in my 武器. We had to 火葬する them.'?

V?zquez had to を受ける a Caesarean to 除去する the 死んだ babies.

A doctor in San Luis R?o Colorado, a city in the northern Mexico state of Sonora, tends to?Mayli V?zquez, a Honduran migrant, who lost both of her unborn twins on Sunday, a day after she along with her husband?Cristhian P?rez and two-year-old son were deported from Arizona to Mexico by U.S. Border Patrol agent. Her husband told news agency EFE that he pleaded with the officers to tend to his wife, 'while she writhed in pain in a chair and they ignored her'

A doctor in San Luis R?o Colorado, a city in the northern Mexico 明言する/公表する of Sonora, tends to?Mayli V?zquez, a Honduran migrant, who lost both of her unborn twins on Sunday, a day after she along with her husband?Cristhian P?rez and two-year-old son were 国外追放するd from Arizona to Mexico by U.S. 国境 Patrol スパイ/執行官. Her husband told news 機関 EFE that he pleaded with the officers to tend to his wife, 'while she writhed in 苦痛 in a 議長,司会を務める and they ignored her'

Mayli V?zquez's journey to the United States border began in January when they abandoned Honduras and spent six months traversing through Mexico before they managed to cross the border. They were denied asylum in the US but she and her husband Cristhian P?rez have ruled out returning to Honduras. They said they are planning to seek employment in Mexico and will attempt to cross the border at a later date.

Mayli V?zquez's 旅行 to the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs 国境 began in January when they abandoned Honduras and spent six months 横断するing through Mexico before they managed to cross the 国境. They were 否定するd 亡命 in the US but she and her husband Cristhian P?rez have 支配するd out returning to Honduras. They said they are planning to 捜し出す 雇用 in Mexico and will 試みる/企てる to cross the 国境 at a later date.

損なう?a de la Paz Cort?s, a Mexico-based lawyer 代表するing the family, (人命などを)奪う,主張するd that she's heard 多重の 類似の 事例/患者s of 乱用 of migrants by 国境 スパイ/執行官s.

'It is not ありふれた for the 国境 Patrol to 行為/法令/行動する this way. In fact, migrants (can を煩う) dehydration and 傷害s and they are taken to receive 医療の attention. But this does not 残り/休憩(する) on (the U.S. 国境 Patrol), but in the way in which each 移民/移住 スパイ/執行官 演習s their 義務,' de la Paz Cort?s said.??

DailyMail.com reached out to U.S. Customs and 国境 保護 for comment, but a spokesperson said the 機関 does not 'comment on individual 事例/患者s 予定 to privacy considerations.'

A section of the United States-Mexico border fence that separates San Luis R?o Colorado, a city in the northern state of Sonora, and Arizona

A section of the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs-Mexico 国境 盗品故買者 that separates San Luis R?o Colorado, a city in the northern 明言する/公表する of Sonora, and Arizona

This chart shows how 2021 border crossings - pictured in blue - rocketed on crossings made in 2020, represented by the brown line (2018 is pictured in gray, with 2019 in orange)

This chart shows how 2021 国境 crossings - pictured in blue - ロケット/急騰するd on crossings made in 2020, 代表するd by the brown line (2018 is pictured in gray, with 2019 in orange)

The couple's 旅行 to the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs 国境 began in January when they abandoned Honduras and spent six months 横断するing through Mexico before they managed to cross the 国境.

They were 否定するd?亡命 in the US but P?rez and V?zquez have 支配するd out returning to Honduras. They said they are planning to 捜し出す 雇用 in Mexico and will 試みる/企てる to cross the 国境 at a later date.??

The last 月毎の 報告(する)/憶測 解放(する)d by U.S. Customs and 国境 保護 showed that 国境 Patrol スパイ/執行官s stopped 180,034 migrants in May along the southwestern 国境, a slight 増加する from 178,854 the 事前の month, with the 増加する driven 大部分は by 選び出す/独身 adults.

From March to May more than 530,000 people were apprehended and 押し進めるd 支援する into Mexico after 試みる/企てるing to cross without 合法的な 移民/移住 文書s, the June 10 repo rt also 示すd.?

Of the 897,213 migrants who have been stopped for unlawful 国境 入ること/参加(者) since October 1, 2020, 167,240 individuals are natives of Honduras.

国境 stats for the month of June are 予定するd to be 解放(する)d next week.

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