this is so unfair! Lucia's been living here for 7 years, she paid her own tuition, took classes... I just don't get why they're treating her like this 
. One mistake a decade ago shouldn't be enough to ruin her life now 
. It's like the system is too harsh on people who made mistakes in the past. My heart goes out to Lucia and her family, she was supposed to share all her excitement with them over Thanksgiving 
. This is just so not fair 
But it looks like Lucia had no idea where she was headed, literally! 
This is a heartbreaking story about a young woman who just wants to be with her family on Thanksgiving and instead gets deported back to her native Honduras. It's unfair that she's being held responsible for something that happened 10 years ago without any proof... it's like the system is playing a cruel game of "catch-up" 
Just when you think your semester is all about crunching numbers, BAM! You get deported on the way home because of some super vague "issue" from 10 years ago 
. I mean, what's next? Getting kicked out for having a weird tattoo from high school? 
That doesn't sound like a super reliable system to me... 
. And now Lucia's college dream is shattered, and she's stuck in Honduras for Thanksgiving . Just great, because who needs family time or studying business when you can be in a foreign country on a holiday? 
. Maybe next time just leave the girl alone and let her enjoy her semester... ! I mean, can you even imagine being on your way home for Thanksgiving and getting deported? 
It's like, what's going to happen next?! Lucia must be literally crying her eyes out right now... 
Her story is just crazy! Like, how did she even find out about this removal order from 10 years ago?! That's wild. And I don't get why the government won't provide proof... isn't that like basic due process? Anyway, I hope Lucia gets a fair chance to fight this and get back home safely. Sending all my positive vibes her way 
Lucia's story is like something out of a movie, but it's real life and it's breaking hearts everywhere. I'm all about celebrating her accomplishments and being proud of her, she worked hard to get into Babson College and was living that business dream 
. But at the same time, this whole ordeal is just so frustrating... she's not even from here, she's been here for years, and now they're sending her back? It's like, what did she do wrong? 
The fact that they're making her pay for something that happened 10 years ago is just not fair. And can we talk about how messed up the system is? 
I'm all about giving people a second chance and letting them make their own way, but this whole process just feels like it's stacked against people who are already in a vulnerable position. to such an unlucky student... Deporting someone on Thanksgiving? What even is that?! They're just trying to ruin a young girl's first semester of college and her family's holiday. And all because of some obscure immigration issue from years ago? It's just so frustrating! The system is supposed to be about protecting people, not punishing them for something they had no control over . This poor kid was just trying to surprise her family with her accomplishments and now she's stuck in Honduras. My heart goes out to her, but at the same time, I'm so angry that this is even happening 
. Can't we find a better way to handle these kinds of situations?!