Elvira Arellano in the Media

Elvira Arellano Deported New America Media Tue, 21 Aug 2007 2:40 AM PDT Taking refuge in a church in Chicago where she stayed for a year, Elvira Arellano was a symbol of hope for many undocumented immigrants. Spanish-language media report indignation at her arrest in Los Angeles. Elvira Arellano Speaks About Arrest, Deportation CBS 2 Chicago Mon, 20 Aug 2007 4:48 PM PDT Illegal immigrant and immigration rights activist Elvira Arellano is speaking out one day after U.S. immigration officials arrested and deported her. VIDEO: See Elvira Arellano In A Mexican Television Interview VIDEO: Hear From The Pastor Of The Chicago Church Where Arellano Stayed VIDEO: Hear From Protesters Supporting Arellano Get breaking news alerts Activist says she'll fight from abroad Chicago Tribune Tue, 21 Aug 2007 3:24 AM PDT But Arellano doubts she'll return to U.S. Newly deported immigration activist Elvira Arellano, joined Monday evening by her 8-year-old son, vowed to continue her fight for immigration reform but acknowledged that she has little chance of ever returning to the United States. Arellano, son will live separately Chicago Sun-Times Tue, 21 Aug 2007 2:04 AM PDT TIJUANA, Mexico -- Elvira Arellano was reunited here with her 8-year-old son Monday, but the illegal immigrant and activist said the boy will return to Chicago to live with his godmother and begin third grade. Deported activist vows to fight on Fort Worth Star-Telegram Tue, 21 Aug 2007 3:31 AM PDT Deported immigration activist Elvira Arellano said Monday that she will continue fighting for immigration reform, but acknowledged little chance of returning to the U.S. "The only thing I can do is stay in Mexico," she told the Chicago Tribune by telephone from Tijuana, Mexico, where she ended up after federal authorities handed her over to Mexican officials Sunday night. Authorities deported ...