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And They Lived Happily Ever After
By: Daniel Nardini
For seven months, Ortiz’s immigration lawyers and a pro-immigration group called Solidarity Across Borders argued through the Quebec immigration system that Ortiz would be in serious danger if she stayed in Mexico, and that she should have never been deported in the first place. Besides, she was married to a Canadian citizen and had two daughters who need their mother. Apparently, their efforts and struggle to get Ortiz back worked because on April 12, Paola Ortiz was allowed back into Canada with legal permanent resident status. Ortiz was able to be reunited with her daughters and her husband. One has to wonder why the Canadian immigration system did not work in the first place? Apparently, domestic violence is not considered a valid reason for seeking asylum. And then there was the fact that she has a family who needs her. Well, I am sure that there are other cases where a member of a loving family has been deported for whatever crazy reason. Like the United States, this seems to be a problem in Canada too. But in this case there was a happy ending.