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THE BUZZ WHERE’S DONALD? The embattled California Republican Party, once home to the Reagan Revolution, has enthusiastically embraced a longshot plan for its political comeback after years of declining voter registration. But pulling off the recall of a Democratic governor in a solidly blue state may well depend on something state Republicans themselves can’t agree on: just how big a role Donald Trump should play in the drama.
US veterans deported to Mexico want Biden to let them back into their country before cartels get to them Luis Chaparro Deported US Marine Corps veteran Richard Avila at the US-Mexico border during a July 4th gathering on the beach at Playas de Tijuana, July 4, 2017. For thousands of US veterans who have been deported to Mexico, the strain of being separated from their home is compounded by threats from criminal groups that seek them out for their military training. The election of President Joe Biden has given some of those veterans renewed hope that there will be a chance to return, but for others who have already restarted their lives, that hope comes too late.
By Alexandra Mendoza
California Governor Jerry Brown issued pardons to three veterans who had been deported to Mexico, thus opening the door for them to pursue legal action for their eventual return to the U.S.
The Governor granted 72 Easter pardons, including for former Marines Marco Antonio Chavez and Erasmo Apodaca, and former Army soldier Hector Barajas, who after their time in uniform were convicted of crimes and deported.
“Every day I have dreamed of returning to the country I love,” shared former Army paratrooper Hector Barajas, founder and director of the Deported Veteran Support House in Tijuana, Mexico. “We have taken a huge step forward for deported veterans and their families,” he added.
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