Una niña de 4 años que recibe tratamiento para una enfermedad rara en un hospital de Los Ángeles se enfrenta a la deportación. La corresponsal de CBS News Nidia Cavazos tiene los detalles.

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A 4-year-old girl, referred to as Sophia to protect her identity, is currently receiving critical treatment for short bowel syndrome at a hospital in Los Angeles. Her condition requires specialized feeding equipment only available in the United States, and her doctors warn that any interruption in her care could be life-threatening.

Sophia and her family entered the U.S. legally on humanitarian grounds after being unable to access adequate treatment in Mexico. However, they have recently received a deportation order, and the parents' work permits have been terminated. Sophia's legal team and doctors argue that deportation would endanger her life, and they are seeking to have the family's humanitarian parole reinstated.

Un niño de 4 años que lucha por su vida en California se enfrenta a una orden de expulsión

Nuestro monitor está tomando a Los Ángeles ahora, donde una niña de cuatro años está luchando por su vida y ahora su familia está luchando para permanecer en este país. Eso es porque sus padres acaban de recibir una orden de deportación. Traigamos a la corresponsal de CBS News, Nidia Cavazos. Nidia, gracias por estar con nosotros. ¿Puedes contarnos algo más sobre esta chica y por qué su familia decidió venir aquí? Liz, este es el caso de una niña de cuatro años, Sophia. Y Sophia es un nombre que está siendo usado por la familia y sus abogados para protegerla identidad. Sophia fue diagnosticada inicialmente con el síndrome del intestino corto, que es una condición que no permite a su cuerpo absorber correctamente los nutrientes de los alimentos como cualquier otro niño. Y por eso estuvo hospitalizada desde el momento en que nació cerca de Cancún, México. Ahora bien, mientras estuvo hospitalizada allí durante meses, desarrollaba frecuentes infecciones en la sangre. Estaba en la unidad de cuidados intensivos y sus padres no veían necesariamente mejoría en su estado. Y por eso fue trasladada a Ciudad de México, que es donde se suponía que debía estar. tendría acceso a un mejor tratamiento. Pero México carecía de los recursos necesarios y del tratamiento que Sophia necesitaba. Y fue entonces cuando sus padres decidieron solicitar una cita a través del CBP Uno aplicación, que es la aplicación que se utilizaba bajo la administración Biden para solicitar una cita con los funcionarios de inmigración. Se presentaron en el puerto de entrada de Tijuana en julio de 2023. Y fue entonces cuando se les permitió entrar legalmente al país por razones humanitarias porque Sophia necesitaba tratamiento médico crítico para salvar su vida en los EE.UU. Parece que el tratamiento que está recibiendo aquí, Nidia, es crucial y el equipo de cuidados también se está involucrando. ¿Por qué dicen que tiene que quedarse en este país? Los médicos de Sophia argumentan que si su tratamiento médico se interrumpe aunque sea un poco, podría morir en cuestión de días. Y eso es porque Sophia requiere un sistema de alimentación específico que utiliza equipos que sólo está disponible en los EE.UU. y no necesariamente en su país de origen. Y si la llevan a México, podría perder la vida. Y es por eso que sus abogados también argumentan que este caso tiene todos los méritos posibles para calificar para la libertad condicional humanitaria. Pero, por desgracia, la familia se enfrenta ahora a una situación desesperada en la que apenas el mes pasado se les emitió un aviso de los funcionarios de inmigración diciendo que tenían que salir de la país o de lo contrario se enfrentarían a la deportación. Y desde este mes, los permisos de trabajo de los padres también han sido cancelados. Y así, la familia se enfrenta a la situación en la que se enfrentan a la posibilidad de ir de vuelta a México. Pero esto también significaría que sus hijos también podrían, su hijo podría perder la vida. Y escuchemos lo que el abogado tiene que decir. Si deportada y sin acceso a su atención médica especializada, los médicos de Sophia tienen claro que morirá en pocos días. Deportar a esta familia en estas condiciones no sólo es ilegal, sino que constituye un delito moral. que viola los principios básicos de la humanidad y la decencia. Según el equipo legal de Sophia, también se han puesto en contacto con la administración Trump diciendo que quieren creer que esta libertad condicional humanitaria fue cancelada por error, pero tienen aún no han recibido respuesta. Liz, volvemos contigo. Una situación desgarradora. Nydia Cavazos, muchas gracias. Seguiremos al tanto de esta historia.

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