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The parents do have a choice. They can make arrangements for the kids to be cared for by friends or family members who are here legally. Or they can have the government facilitate care.

[b]No sympathy[/b]. As someone who has resided in other countries, I was fully aware that if I broke the laws, I would be deported. These parents made a choice. [/quote]

No one is surprised by how “edgy” you are in not sympathizing with a pediatric cancer victim, don’t worry.[/quote]

(DP). Another cancer victim here. Hi.

There was a recent thread about one of Musk’s employees who violated her employment by posting “influencer” social media content while on duty. She responded by claiming she was a cancer survivor, taking photos made her feel good, and how dare anyone criticize a cancer victim.

To me, your statement is just another side to the same coin. Cancer is AWFUL and I don’t wish it on anyone and my heart especially goes out to this mother.

But every person who is in our country illegally has a story. It’s too simplistic to say that anyone who is related to someone with cancer can be excused from breaking the law. It doesn’t work that way.

I’ve found that the cancer communities really do try to help in any way, especially with kids. I wish this family had done it the legal way. Plus for many common cancers, the treatment will be the same in Mexico as in the US. It really depends on her actual diagnosis. Wishing the little girl a speedy recovery. [/quote]

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