Support Keilyn's Family: Bring Her Husband Home

Hola soy Keilyn Herrera Asmen escribo esta nota para aserles saber nuestra situación

Ya que el dia 22 de Julio alrededor de las 7:50 en el área de Leeds Alabama nos pusieron la luz unos policías y nos pararon. Le pidieron la identificación a mi Esposo y no nos explicaron el motivo porque nos pararon, luego se fue el policía para su carro y tardo alrededor de 10 minutos el policía en su carro cuando llegaron más carros. Se bajaron 5 gringos y solamente le dijeron a mi esposo que se bajara porque se lo iban a llevar ya que según ellos el tenia orden de deportación. Luego a mi me preguntaron mi estatus migratorio y querían todo mi información y les respondí que tenia derecho a no responderles esa pregunta, me preguntaron que si las niñas que iban con nosotros eras mis hijas y si eran ciudadanas americanas y respondi, que una era mi sobrina y la bebe mi hija y que si eran ciudadanas americanas y me amenazó. El hombre de migración me dijo que si el quería en eso momento me llevaba a mi también y se quedaba con las niñas, pero que no lo iba a ser, le pedí que me dejara despedirme de mi esposo y solo me dieron 4 minutos para despedirme de el.

No somos ningunos criminales y no cometimos ninguna falta a la ley para que ellos nos paran, solamente ibamos tranquilos para nuestra iglesia

.. Nos pararon solo por parecer hispanos

Cabe recalacar que mi esposo llego a los estados unidos cuando tenia 15 y en un mes despues de estar aqui cumplió 16 en Nobiembre

El se vino de Guatemala porque era un niño muy pobre y casi no comían, tiene 8 hermanos y el trabajaba y estudiaba desde los 9 años. Un señor viendo su necesidad se aprovechó de el y lo convenció para traérselo para el poder entrar a los Estados Unidos. Mi esposo no tenia papà solo madre y el lo adopto solo para traerselo y decir que era su hijo, ya cuando llegaron a los Estados Unidos, el hombre lo puso a trabajar y no a estudiar. El hombre no se quiso presentar a migración y por eso automáticamente la deportación cayo sobre mi esposo, el no sabia nada de migracion por eso no se presentó y no estudio ya que tenia que pagar aqui su propia renta... ya asta este 22 de Julio el se entero que el tenia deportación el no sabia ya que era menor de edad...

Por eso no es justo que por culpa de alguien más el tenga que ser deportado cuando el no sabia nada... El no a cometido ningun delito es un hombre muy responsable y siempre respeta la Ley

Nuestra bebe tiene 11 meses y solo emos quedado ella y yo y lo extrañamos mucho

Por eso pedimos su ayuda para poder recaudar lo de su fianza y el pueda salir libre y estar con nosotras

Hello, I'm Keilyn Herrera Asmen. I'm writing this note to let you know about our situation.

On July 22nd, around 7:50 p.m., in the Leeds, Alabama area, some police officers flashed their lights and stopped us. They asked my husband for ID and didn't explain why they stopped us. Then the officer went to his car, and spent around 10 minutes in his car when more cars arrived. Five white men got out and told my husband to get out because they were going to take him away, since according to them, he had a deportation order. Then they asked me about my immigration status and wanted all my information, and I told them I had the right not to answer that question. They asked me if the girls with us were my daughters and if they were American citizens. I answered, one was my niece and the baby was my daughter, and I told them that they were American citizens. They then threatened me. The immigration officer told me that if he wanted, he could take me right then and there, and he could keep the girls, but that he wasn't going to do it. I asked him to let me say goodbye to my husband, but he only gave me four minutes to say goodbye.

We are not criminals, and we didn't break any law for them to stop us. We were just driving peacefully to church.

They stopped us just for looking Hispanic.

It's worth noting that my husband came to the United States when he was 15, and a month after arriving here, he turned 16 in November.

He came from Guatemala because he was a very poor child and barely ate anything. He has eight siblings, and he'd been working and studying since he was 9. A man, seeing his need, took advantage of him and convinced him to bring him so he could enter the United States. My husband didn't have a father, just a mother, and he adopted him just to bring him and say he was his son. When they arrived in the United States, the man made him work, not study. The man didn't want to show up at immigration, and that's why my husband was automatically given a deportation order. He didn't know anything about immigration, so he didn't show up and didn't study since he had to pay his own rent here... until this July 22nd, he found out he was facing deportation, he didn't know since he was a minor at the time...

That's why it's not fair that because of someone else, he has to be deported when he didn't know anything... He hasn't committed any crimes, he's a very responsible man and always respects the law.

Our baby is 11 months old, and it's just her and I left, and we miss him very much.

That's why we're asking for your help to raise money for his bail so he can be released and be with us.