Alejandro Lazcano Gutierrez and Canadian Immigration

Alejandro Lazcano Gutierrez: People don’t want to share these stories because they are so afraid and they don’t know what to do, according to Toronto Star. I want to help my parents. The 18-year-old Markham student is hoping Canadian Immigration Minister Chris Alexander will see the four-minute clip, Waiting for a Miracle, and reverse the department decision to force them to leave. I don’t want to put all the weight on them, said Gonsenheim, who is graduating from Milliken Mills High School this month. Put yourself in my shoes and help.’ Gonsenheim father Alejandro Lazcano Gutierrez fled to Canada in 2008 after threats he said he received at the hands of Mexican authorities following a car accident, according to his asylum claim, filed in 2011, when his wife Karen and two sons joined him here. I want to show I can help, too . . . I want to tell people, ‘This is me. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.