现年34岁的德州母亲Jessica Treviño自2012年以来一直持有合法的DACA身份，工作许可有效期至2027年4月[1]。2025年12月，她与丈夫在德州家得宝停车场被捕，随后于2026年3月25日遣返回墨西哥[1]。美国移民部门以其遣返当天的"未授权出国旅行"为由，通知将终止其DACA身份[1]。
Treviño有三个美国公民子女，现由家人照顾，将于下月开学[1]。她的律师David Rozas已向联邦法院提起诉讼，要求宣布遣返非法并促进其返回美国，辩称"政府没有合法依据将其遣返"[1]。Treviño本人表示，"七个月以来我一直在家乡以外，我真的很绝望"[1]。
根据国土安全部2月份致参议员Richard J. Durbin的信函，特朗普政府已遣返86名DACA持有者，逮捕241人[1]。
Jessica Treviño, a 34-year-old mother of three, has been deported to Mexico despite holding legal DACA status since 2012, with her work authorization valid through April 2027.[1] She was arrested in December 2025 in a Home Depot parking lot in Texas alongside her husband and subsequently removed from the country.[1] U.S. immigration authorities cited "unauthorized travel" on March 25, 2026—the very date of her deportation—as the basis for terminating her DACA status and work permit.[1]
Treviño's attorney, David Rozas, has filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging the deportation as illegal and demanding the government facilitate her return to the United States.[1] Rozas stated that "the government has no legal basis to deport her" and pursued the case "to get her back home."[1] Treviño expressed her distress, saying she has been away from her home country for seven months and is "really desperate."[1] Her three American citizen children remain in the care of family members and are set to return to school next month.[1]
According to a February letter from the Department of Homeland Security to Senator Richard J. Durbin, the government has deported 86 DACA holders and arrested 241 others.[1]