To: President Donald Trump
Mr. President, Don't forget about Pedro!
Mr. President, Please direct DHS to stop Pedro's deportation immediately and announce protections for millions of families living in limbo! We need you to act now to protect millions of families from separation, starting with Pedro Hernandez-Ramirez's.
Why is this important?
With President Obama delaying action on immigration until after the November mid-term election, it's up to us to help Pedro.
Pedro is a law-abiding family man and the primary caretaker of his eldest son who has severe cerebral palsy. Pedro has four US citizen children and his wife is a US citizen, too. He's exactly the kind of immigrant America should be embracing, not expelling!
Pedro meets multiple criteria that qualify him for relief from deportation, yet the ICE Detroit Field Office has inexplicably denied his request.
President Obama is treating Pedro and his family like political collateral damage. Pedro is exactly the kind of person that would have received relief from deportation if President Obama kept his word and announced executive action this summer. But now he could be deported at any moment.
President Obama promised to act in the face of Congress' inaction, and Pedro and his family are depending on him to keep them together.
Pedro is a law-abiding family man and the primary caretaker of his eldest son who has severe cerebral palsy. Pedro has four US citizen children and his wife is a US citizen, too. He's exactly the kind of immigrant America should be embracing, not expelling!
Pedro meets multiple criteria that qualify him for relief from deportation, yet the ICE Detroit Field Office has inexplicably denied his request.
President Obama is treating Pedro and his family like political collateral damage. Pedro is exactly the kind of person that would have received relief from deportation if President Obama kept his word and announced executive action this summer. But now he could be deported at any moment.
President Obama promised to act in the face of Congress' inaction, and Pedro and his family are depending on him to keep them together.