Reply #132: Again. From the article:

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They were living with a group of immigrants when one bought a car he didn't know how to drive and hit a tree. Salgado said the police came with dogs, kicked in their door and searched everything.

"They treated us like delinquents," she said.

The next day, Border Patrol agents from northern Vermont came and picked them up.

Salgado said she didn't know why authorities let her go and not the others. In some low-risk cases, the Border Patrol will release immigrants while their cases are processed, said Bradley Curtis, a Border Patrol supervisor for northeastern New York and Vermont. "Everything is decided case by case."

Salgado came away with paperwork that lets her remain in the United States as long as she makes court appearances in Boston. She has permission to stay through next March, officials say.

It helps to READ. All of this happened BEFORE her miscarriage.