Instead of the comforts of home, his wife and children, Ray Jesus is living with his parents in Guatemala, the victim of a suspiciously swift deportation process when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials ripped him from his southern Utah home and shipped him out of the country earlier this week.
Luis Espinoza Muñoz, a facilitator-director for Community Aid and Immigration Services, is working with the Jesus family for Ray's swift return.
Could Jesus' deportation been avoided, or even slowed down?
Espinoza said, "possibly."
Over the years, he has worked with many people facing the same sort of problems.
