Bring My Daughter's Father Home

My daughter's father, Dataniel Jimenez, is 27. He was born in the Dominican Republic. As he got older his mother stopped doing certain things for him like celebrating birthdays, celebrating Christmas, or buying him school clothes and sneakers, so as a young teenager he went to the streets to make money. As he got older he tried getting a job. He tried doing the right thing, but the way society is now it’s hard to even get in McDonald’s. My daughter's father got caught up selling and doing drugs, but he was a great father and husband to us. He did everything and anything for his family. He is legally married, but they deported my daughter‘s father back to the Dominican Republic. For three years I suffered from anxiety and depression because I lost him. I’ve been with him for 10 years now; we need him back home. My daughter needs him and I lost everything because it’s hard for me to do it on my own. My daughter misses her father. He’s 27 now; he’s going to be a great man. He finished his GED in prison; he learned his lesson. We just want him back home. Please help Dataniel Jimenez come back home.