Ella se declaró culpable de un cargo de tráfico de drogas. Luego visitó México sin saber que no podría regresar.
El Tribunal Supremo de California desestimó la declaración de culpabilidad de una mujer que no comprendía que una condena pondría en peligro
El Tribunal Supremo de California desestimó la declaración de culpabilidad de una mujer que no comprendía que una condena pondría en peligro su estatus migratorio.
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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