Jasmine Garst
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on this side of the border. I'm issuing a correction.
on this side of the border. I'm issuing a correction.
Oh, wow. Okay, I didn't know that. Okay, yeah, so I miss doing a retraction. So we sat there having dinner, and we started having this really intimate conversation. And Jose's wife, she asked that we use her first initial only, S., And she said, you know, when the election happened.
Oh, wow. Okay, I didn't know that. Okay, yeah, so I miss doing a retraction. So we sat there having dinner, and we started having this really intimate conversation. And Jose's wife, she asked that we use her first initial only, S., And she said, you know, when the election happened.
Oh, wow. Okay, I didn't know that. Okay, yeah, so I miss doing a retraction. So we sat there having dinner, and we started having this really intimate conversation. And Jose's wife, she asked that we use her first initial only, S., And she said, you know, when the election happened.
I didn't want to do anything. I just wanted to lie down and sleep and sleep and wake up when it was all over, like a dream. But then at night, she couldn't sleep. She had really bad insomnia, and so did her husband. So they would talk all night about leaving the U.S. Maybe we need to get out of here. And in one of those insomniac nights, she called her father up. He lives in Las Vegas.
I didn't want to do anything. I just wanted to lie down and sleep and sleep and wake up when it was all over, like a dream. But then at night, she couldn't sleep. She had really bad insomnia, and so did her husband. So they would talk all night about leaving the U.S. Maybe we need to get out of here. And in one of those insomniac nights, she called her father up. He lives in Las Vegas.
I didn't want to do anything. I just wanted to lie down and sleep and sleep and wake up when it was all over, like a dream. But then at night, she couldn't sleep. She had really bad insomnia, and so did her husband. So they would talk all night about leaving the U.S. Maybe we need to get out of here. And in one of those insomniac nights, she called her father up. He lives in Las Vegas.
He has legal immigration status. And S says she told her dad... I'm driving out there. I'm driving to Vegas because if we get deported, you can get the kids quick. And S's dad talked her out of it. He said, listen, it's a 30 plus hour drive. You guys can't hurt. And he advised her to take the kids to get their U.S. passport.
He has legal immigration status. And S says she told her dad... I'm driving out there. I'm driving to Vegas because if we get deported, you can get the kids quick. And S's dad talked her out of it. He said, listen, it's a 30 plus hour drive. You guys can't hurt. And he advised her to take the kids to get their U.S. passport.
He has legal immigration status. And S says she told her dad... I'm driving out there. I'm driving to Vegas because if we get deported, you can get the kids quick. And S's dad talked her out of it. He said, listen, it's a 30 plus hour drive. You guys can't hurt. And he advised her to take the kids to get their U.S. passport.
And then if you get taken or if you decide to leave to self-deport, at least they have passports. That's exactly what they did. But for now, are they staying put? Yes. For now, they're staying put. But they told me it is an ongoing conversation.
And then if you get taken or if you decide to leave to self-deport, at least they have passports. That's exactly what they did. But for now, are they staying put? Yes. For now, they're staying put. But they told me it is an ongoing conversation.
And then if you get taken or if you decide to leave to self-deport, at least they have passports. That's exactly what they did. But for now, are they staying put? Yes. For now, they're staying put. But they told me it is an ongoing conversation.