4-Year-Old with Critical Illness Granted U.S. Stay for Lifesaving Care
TL;DR
A 4-year-old girl with a life-threatening condition and her mother have been granted a one-year humanitarian parole in the U.S. after their previous parole was revoked, ensuring the girl can continue receiving critical medical treatment that cannot be obtained outside the country.
Topics:nationimmigration#child-health#humanitarian-parole#immigration#immigration-relief#medical-emergency#us-immigration
- 4-year-old girl with life-threatening illness and her mom granted humanitarian parole for one year NBC News
- Mexican 4-year-old is granted humanitarian parole to continue receiving lifesaving care in US AP News
- 4-year-old battling rare health condition allowed to stay in U.S. CBS News
- White House restores legal status of child with life-threatening illness The Guardian
- Bakersfield girl who faced deportation and loss of lifesaving medical care is allowed to stay in U.S. Los Angeles Times
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