u.s.-Mexico Border: Court Papers

u.s.-mexico border: Having a baby, her lawyers say, was not part of her plans, according to Toronto Star. But she was detained at the U.S.-Mexico border and, after a medical examination, told that she was pregnant. She dreamed of studying nursing and, someday, caring for senior citizens. She tried to schedule an abortion, but the Trump administration blocked her, prompting a lawsuit in federal court. I'm not ready to be a parent, she said in a statement provided by her lawyers. Early Wednesday, after an appeals court ruling in her favour, the teenager identified as Jane Doe in court papers left a federally funded Texas shelter, where she had been kept under close watch, and terminated her pregnancy. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.