Cioly Zambrano Álvarez / Efecto Cocuyo ( Courtesy)
When Jose Ramon Zambrano and his pregnant wife crossed the Rio Grande to apply for asylum in the U.S., they were looking for a fresh start far away from a certain arrest in his native Venezuela, where his mother is a prominent government opponent. Instead, he spent six months locked up in Texas, separated from a newborn son. By Joshua Goodman and Gisela Salomon. Full text -> AP
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