Despite the fact that her imprisonment itself resulted in her leaving the country, a DACA benefactor who was deported to Mexico filed a complaint against the Trump presidency after the authorities began the process to remove her emigration protection.

American advocacy groups are concerned about Jessica Trevio's case, which is 34 years old and the mother of three American-born children. They fear that it could set a precedent for another program participants.

The "unauthorized go" argument

Trevio was seven years old when he arrived in the United States and was granted protection through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ( DACA ) program, which made it possible for him to remain in the country and work there until April 2027.

However, the Department of Homeland Security ( DHS) recently informed her of its intention to cancel her benefit for an alleged "unauthorized trip outside the United States" that occurred on March 25, 2026.

His attorney, David Rozas, filed a petition to get the benefit reinstated so Trevio can return to the country, contending that the choice lacks legal support.

We filed this petition to desire that she be brought home, according to Rozas, saying that the government had no legal basis for deporting her.

DHS supports repatriation

The DHS provided a statement informing people that Trevio's father was still in the region without permission and that both were detained following an accident in a car while an activity.

Moreover, the organization stated that the person reneged on her right to appeal and deliberately agreed to leave the country.

Trevio, but, refuted that variant in statements to the AP agency and claimed he never submitted documents that accepted his deportation.

Being able to return home would be a gift because it is what I want most at the moment. She remarked," I'm in desperate need.

Worries about the DACA's prospects

The Donald Trump administration has deported 86 DACA recipients and held 241 people, according to a letter from DHS to Senator Richard J. Durbin.

For FWD leader Todd Schulte. The event reflects a more comprehensive approach for us.

He remarked," This is what a purposeful and organized effort to destroy DACA in process looks like. "

The petition will then ask for a judge to decide whether Jessica Trevio's return to the United States should be permitted and whether the government's decision to revoke the immigration benefit was legitimate.

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