New details about President Trump’s immigration crackdown have heightened fears among people in this country illegally, with some saying they are now preparing for the possibility of deportation. We can at least have something to start with.’ ”Reyes and her husband left their home in Puebla, Mexico, and entered the United States illegally in 2005. “I was just thinking what would happen if I get deported,” said Duran, who is in the country illegally. If she were to be deported, Solis would end up homeless. Cortez, who moved to the United States from Mexico City 30 years ago, said threats of deportation always existed — especially under President Obama, who removed 2.5 million foreigners.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 22, 2017 20:31 UTC