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Samuel Wilbanks hugs his daughter, Ariana, before school in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland. (Carolyn Van Houten/For The Washington Post)

The U.S. said she’d be able to come back to her family. She’s stuck in Guatemala.

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Ariana Wilbanks, 10, misses her mother, Lorenza Temaj Jiguan, who is stuck in Guatemala due to a U.S. visa processing suspension. Temaj, who entered the U.S. illegally in 2009, left for a brief visit to complete visa steps but remains separated from her family. A federal judge ruled the freeze ignored antidiscrimination protections, yet the suspension continues, leaving the family in limbo.

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