Mexican Reporter Asylum Case Postponed Until 2012
A final ruling in the case of a Mexican reporter seeking asylum in the United States along with his teenage son has been postponed until next year after his attorney was subpoenaed to appear in federal court as an expert witness in an unrelated case and asked for a rescheduling.
Emilio Gutiérrez Soto, a former reporter from Ascensión, Chihuahua, who wrote for the affiliate of El Diario de Juárez, has been seeking asylum since 2008. His initial hearing began last month in El Paso and was originally scheduled to continue today after both sides agreed more time ...

Comments (5)
Michelle Bafik-Vehslage via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Welcome to the Tecas judicial system.... Really does not work like it shoud.. Still too much good ole boys ruling the roost.. I am also sorry for your situation.
Mary Lynn VanZandt Neill via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Welcome.
Dan Lewis via Texas Tribune on Facebook
hey i dont mind if he comes across over here but i do mind if he hasnt gotten his citizenship or at least tried to. already got enough illegal mexicans taking up our jobs dont need another one stupid sh*t
Ben Martinez via Texas Tribune on Facebook
@Dan, spoken like a true fuks noise ditto head. Asshole.
Tracey Schulz via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Wow