Father deported after a decade in US; wife, twin sons now face Guatemala move
Aug 30, 2026·Location: Olney, MD

Nexan Aroldo Asencio Corado was arrested by ICE agents in his backyard in Milford, Massachusetts, on May 30, 2025, as his young twin sons watched from a window, and was deported to Guatemala months later after living in the US for a decade. His pending application to remain in the country was set aside. His American wife, Christina Toledo, has since relocated to Florida to be closer to her mother for help raising their twin boys, Jhon and Damian, while she weighs whether to move the family to Guatemala to reunite with her husband.
Sources
- An American mother faces an impossible choice: Stay in the US, or move to Guatemala
Boston Globe·Oct 3, 2026·archived copy
- ‘There are moments where I break down,’ says wife of deported Huron resident
siouxfallslive.com·Mar 24, 2026
- Donate to Support for Family After Deportation, organized by Amy Freeman Branson
GoFundMe·Aug 30, 2026·archived copy
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