13-year-old stuck in Honduras after vacationing with Houston mom

[@JustinPuyear]

Nobody talking about how she came back to the US anyway without her kid 😂

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

She has a job. How long do you expect her to stay when it might take months to get this travesty corrected? It’s not like he’s in danger. He’s with his grandma.

[@DengShabu]

If he was a US Citizen also, he wouldn't have a problem. My advice, just pay the father to write the letter.

[@JustinPuyear]

Literally her own fault for not knowing the rules

[@bspoon5041]

He was granted a visa to travel and with that visa being a minor it states who his legal guardian is as you have to declare. She had to show not only the divorce decree but also record of birth. Just like when you apply for a passport for a minor child.

[@tinytim4657]

People travel agents tell us to take the custody papers with you on trips.

[@chrizzflores]

I am from Honduras and have been to and forth many times, it is true it’s part of a bigger issue, the kid probably has no identification and you can’t travel between countries like that legally they must have a record of you entering and exiting. I had to fill out and submit online forms. Honduras is very strict

[@Claudialupper]

We need to be strict like that.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

How did he get into Honduras without a passport? That IS his ID.

[@tuamigah]

Kid probably didn't have his docs. If he was born in Honduras, he needs his green card plus his Honduran passport if he resides with the mom.

[@ashley1358]

Colombia has similar things and even when you do have permission it last only so many days which makes air travel chaotic when they give up seats of children. Very wrong

[@DTDGROMM]

Will her divorce decree not show that she has full custody…

[@variousJnames]

If she was ever really married 😉

[@doreenclark8880]

Doesn't matter. My daughter has full custody of her son and needs permission from his father to take him out of the country. That's the law.

[@p.gizzle90]

@@doreenclark8880it’s only valid if the father signed the birth certificate. If the father is not listed on the birth certificate then the mother can travel as pleased with her child.

[@JustinPuyear]

It’s hilarious that she still decided to come back and left her child there 😂

[@Claudialupper]

She calls Honduras "my country." So what is the United States, just a part time place to take advantage of?? I am tired of my homeland the United States being thought of as a place to be used, a place nobody owes loyalty to. She came here and lived her dream, but still looks up to "my country" as if it is so much superior. I hear this tone all the time.

[@Mk710-r6s]

Dude it’s her home country and part of her heritage, chill the fuck out.

[@emanuelrodri436]

She should of stayed with her son

[@Jay-is2jy]

You've let Maga brainwashing warp your mind... if an American moves to a different country do they not consider the United States their country still? If you moved to Russia for instance, you'd still call the US "my country"... the "tone" you hear is the hate and false patriotism that Trump and maga have brainwashed you to hear......

[@akosuatoujourshanbon8086]

And so what if she believes Honduras is more superior. Why should she worship the USA?? This is totally normally when you have roots from another country esp if you were raised there. So she should erase all her beautiful memories of Honduras once her feet lands in the US?? What a ridiculous close minded thing to think.

[@Jay-is2jy]

@@akosuatoujourshanbon8086 that's what Maga brainwashing does to people

[@StephenSternforPresident]

What no passport

[@donaldrobertson1808]

@StephenStearnforPresident - No but, he's still got both kidneys, a healthy liver, heart, corneas, etc. Best of all his blood tests came up clean. Shouldn't that be more than enough?

[@tuamigah]

@@donaldrobertson1808 Nope!

[@courtney5663]

"Hunduraz" girl, if you don't say Honduras. "My country" I mean, you can go back to it 🤷‍♀️

[@TheHexidecimal]

Way to say you're racist.

[@JustinPuyear]

Okay Karen 😂.

[@josewhodat4488]

I like to hear the other side of the story! Why she doesn't ask the father to sign that paper? She's hiding something! There's always 3 sides of the story... Hers, his and the truth.

[@Felicia-_v9a]

🙌🏾 I pray in Jesus Christ name,you Will be reunited with your son ...1.

[@c0t856]

I can't believe she didn't know!! It is known that if the minor is Recognized on the birth certificate that authorization is needed.

[@WowDaniX]

I hate baby talk english in adults

[@ddhh1270]

She took the boy away from his father. Not good.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

He’s a deadeat. Good for her making a better life for her son.

[@1rembo69]

if she cared about the child why did she return without him!!!!

[@mariaharris4857]

She did everything right... Hope she gets her child back soon

[@va52pc]

My coworker had the same problem with his daughter and it took years to fix the issue

[@marleastemiles6123]

This is ridiculous he came with her, he should be able to leave with her I pray your son is returned to you asap🙏

[@JustinPuyear]

Maybe she should have payed attention to the law? Maybe she should have thought ahead? Maybe she shouldn’t have left her kid in Honduras while she comes back to the US

[@naturelove831]

That's really sad and could potentially put them in a dangerous situation. If she has full custody they shouldn't need the father permission, he could be abusive which is what likely lead to full custody.

[@eliasstanley798]

They need to keep him and don’t worry, your mom will be joining you permanently soon 😂😂 10 years here and she still can’t speak a lick of good English.. January 21st needs to hurry up and get here already I’m so tired of these people

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

She’s a citizen dumbass. Is your attention span so short, you couldn’t watch the whole video? And how many languages do you know? Her English is perfectly fine.

[@tamaradudley7398]

The ex is involved with this mess.

[@Unhingedtrucker]

Leave him there make Honduras great again

[@JustinPuyear]

Should have thought ahead 😂😂😂

[@kimberlynichols1076]

Sh*t sad😒

[@stellabailey9025]

Sounds shady!!

[@Yokonato]

That shit make no sense, the boy been going too school here for year's, probably has doctors visits here. She has citizenship here, why is the attorney speaking like the family climbed a fence last nite?

[@variousJnames]

Because he's not a citizen and Honduras is a country with strict rules about taking minors across the border without the legal docs necessary.

[@Yokonato]

@variousJnames How did they get into Honduras ? From what she says he was born there and she eventually divorced from the father and went too America where she legally acquired citizenship, the boy also has a visa in the US , so why would you need permission from 2 parents that have been separated for years ?

[@raherc3330]

🤴

[@bonniegettingthrumyday2866]

NOPE

[@Cha1933]

Terrible

[@LRock-um8xo]

Immigration should let her child in I don’t see why? Especially in Texas if she is naturalized citizen.

[@variousJnames]

Shes a citizen after she had him. Why didn't she apply for his citizenship too? There's more to this story than is being reported

[@annacoats2988]

Citizenship is not the issue. The issue is she has no legal paperwork showing the biological father has no objections.

[@JustinPuyear]

He’s not a citizen. She didn’t think ahead. And notice how she still decided to leave her child while she came back

[@tianachet713]

@@variousJnamesshe just became a citizen

[@jasminewaters6969]

Still depends on family law in dual citizen's country of birth and whether that country is party to the Hague convention or not.

[@memorios3381]

We don’t care he is not a 🇺🇸 citizen stay in Honduras why is this 💩 even on the news