How deported veterans fight their immigration cases to return to United StatesPublished: November 11, 2020, 6:25 pmVeterans for Peace is a global nonprofit organization that seeks justice for military veterans and pushes for peace, not war.

SAN ANTONIO – Veterans for Peace is a global nonprofit organization that seeks justice for military veterans and pushes for peace, not war. The organization’s newest branch, the “Deported Veterans Advocacy Project,” created the Unified U.S. Deported Veterans Resource Center in Tijuana, Mexico, to be the first line of help for military veterans that have been deported. “There is no mystery as to why we’re here, that we’re strategically located at this point so that we can intercept veterans that are being deported,” Robert Vivar with the Unified U.S. Deported Veterans office told KSAT. As for those who have been deported already, immigration lawyer Lance Curtright says it’s a case-by-case situation. RELATED:‘I feel betrayed’: Undocumented veterans share stories of deportation, running from immigration agents