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The US deported a citizen to Mexico. It took a lawsuit to bring him back

Attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, left, with Brian José Morales García after his return to the United States on Aug. 30, 2026. Courtesy of Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch

A traffic stop in Texas landed Brian Morales García, a U.S. citizen, in immigration custody. After he was deported to Mexico, a lawsuit helped bring him back.

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