Four-Year-Old Faces Deportation, Doctors Warn of Fatal Consequences

A four-year-old girl named Sofia is facing deportation from the United States to Mexico, a move that her doctors say could cost her life. Sofia suffers from short bowel syndrome, a rare and debilitating condition that requires specialized treatment only available in the US. Her mother, Deysi Vargas, is desperately fighting the deportation order. "With so much fear, it is very hard," Vargas said in an interview. "My daughter can die if she is not connected to her treatment." The family's lawyer has contacted the Trump administration, arguing that a mistake has been made. The Department of Homeland Security says the family's case is still under consideration. The video highlights the human cost of strict immigration policies and the urgent need for a resolution in Sofia's case. It's a powerful story that underscores the importance of compassionate and humane treatment of vulnerable individuals.