Suzanne Gamboa

5 days ago | nbcnews.com | Nicole Acevedo |Anthony Cusumano |Suzanne Gamboa |Carmen Sesin

A girl recovering from a rare brain tumor celebrated her 11th birthday on Sunday, hundreds of miles away from everything she's known — her friends at school, her community at church, her home. She's one of four U.S. citizen children who were sent to Mexico from Texas three months ago when immigration authorities deported their undocumented parents.

1 week ago | nbcnews.com | Suzanne Gamboa

The Trump administration has pulled the plug on a program that provides legal help to immigrants who are determined mentally incompetent, according to a lawsuit filed by immigration legal groups. The groups, which filed the lawsuit in District of Columbia federal district court late Monday, said about 200 people were getting services through the terminated program known as the National Qualified Representative Program.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Suzanne Gamboa

The Trump administration has pulled the plug on a program that provides legal help to immigrants who are determined mentally incompetent, according to a lawsuit filed by immigration legal groups. The groups, which filed the lawsuit in District of Columbia federal district court late Monday, said about 200 people were getting services through the terminated program known as the National Qualified Representative Program.

1 week ago | nbcnews.com | Gabe Gutierrez |Suzanne Gamboa |Jonathan Allen

A deportation flight carrying immigrants to El Salvador took off while a judge was ruling in the case. A mother of two U.S. citizens was sent to Honduras without speaking to anyone other than immigration officials. College students have been suddenly arrested on city streets and sent to detention centers hundreds of miles away.  The Trump administration’s promise to carry out the biggest deportation campaign in American history has a distinct and potent hallmark: speed.

2 weeks ago | nbcnews.com | Suzanne Gamboa

Just before a judge ordered it to do so, the Trump administration agreed to resume paying for attorneys for migrant children who come to the United States alone. But groups that have been struggling to keep such unaccompanied children from being deported said the legal help is still in jeopardy under a Republican proposal put forward in a House committee Wednesday.