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TIJUANA, Mexico -- Night after night for six weeks, Erika Hernández knelt outside her home in central Mexico and prayed: "Please, God, don't let my son turn into a criminal."
Some religiously affiliated shelters in Tijuana, Mexico, try to provide a safe place to wait while their political asylum requests are processed.
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) -- Night after night for six weeks, Erika Hernández knelt outside her home in central Mexico and prayed: "Please, God, don't let my son turn into a criminal."
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TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Night after night for six weeks, Erika Hernández knelt outside her home in central Mexico and prayed: “Please, God, don’t let my son turn into a criminal.” “I prayed a lot. I fasted. My faith was huge,” said the 46-year-old woman, fearing her son would be forcibly recruited by a criminal […]