Woman's husband deported to Honduras, she considers self-deportation to avoid detention
May 20, 2026·Location: San Antonio, TX
Country of origin: Honduras
Karla Soriano's husband was arrested and deported to Honduras five months prior to the article publication. Left to support two sons alone, Soriano has struggled to find stable employment—one employer threatened to call ICE when she asked to be paid. She is considering self-deporting to avoid potential detention, fearing she could be held in a detention center for five to six months.
Sources
- How ICE detention is forcing immigrants out of the U.S.
ca.news.yahoo.com·May 20, 2026·archived copy
- Texas resident Karla Soriano, whose husband was arrested and deported to Honduras five months ago, is considering deporting herself because she fears spending months in ICE detention.
ca.news.yahoo.com·May 20, 2026·archived copy
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