A recent wave of deportations has led to significant outrage as several U.S. citizen children, including a 4-year-old battling cancer and a 2-year-old, were reportedly removed to Honduras alongside their mothers. Legal advocates assert that these deportations lacked due process, raising serious concerns about the rights of U.S. citizen minors. The deportation of these children has been defended by Trump administration officials, who argue they were accompanied by their undocumented mothers and were therefore not deported separately. However, a federal judge has expressed strong suspicions that one child was deported without meaningful legal protections. This situation has sparked widespread condemnation from advocacy groups and ignited discussions about the implications of immigration policies on American families.