Cristy Maryori Villafranca-Trejo, wife of an active-duty US soldier, was deported to Honduras on Monday, according to family and DHS. She is at least the seventh military spouse or parent facing removal under tightened immigration enforcement during the latter part of Donald Trump’s presidency. The deportations highlight a rollback of protections previously afforded to military families. This case underscores the ongoing impact of Trump-era immigration policies even after he has left office. Advocates express concern over the disruption to military families and the strain placed on service members. The situation raises questions about the treatment of non-citizen spouses and parents of those serving in the US military. Further details regarding the specifics of Villafranca-Trejo's case are still emerging.