Jose finally has a court date assigned, it's in a couple weeks. By then I will have hired Mr. Little B. and Mr. Big B will be back from his vaca and have those transcripts in hand, or should have them shortly after. I suspect we will have a continuance to give Mr. Big B more time.
I feel like I'm on a roller coaster ride at the bottom of the final massive hill. The feeling of scared excitement swarms me inside and out. The waiting is over. The climb is about to begin. When it's all over, are we going to walk away together and grateful we survived or are we going to add to the yearly statistics?
I feel like I'm on a roller coaster ride at the bottom of the final massive hill. The feeling of scared excitement swarms me inside and out. The waiting is over. The climb is about to begin. When it's all over, are we going to walk away together and grateful we survived or are we going to add to the yearly statistics?
Hi, I came across your blog after you commented on a friend's blog :) I can't imagine your struggle right now. I look forward to reading along with your story and I hope your Jose is able to come home soon so you guys don't become another statistic either.
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I feel for you. I'm sad to say that I may find myself in the same place as you. I'm married to a mexican and we have 5 kids. I live in Alabama and yesterday the governor signed HB56. This is the toughest immigration law ever. It means a lot of things and one of the craziest is that if my husband is in the car with me and I get pulled over he will go to jail and be deported and I will be in trouble for transporting an illegal alien. I hope that the people here can fight and change this law but if not we could have big problems. If anything happens we will be moving to Mexico. I can't have my family split apart.
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