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13-Year-Old Returned to ER as Father’s Short Humanitarian Parole Nears Expiration

Unidentified cause of the brain bleed has kept clinicians testing, placing a time-limited humanitarian parole decision over the father’s ability to stay

Overview

  • The couple’s 13-year-old daughter was readmitted to an emergency room on Friday after her physical symptoms worsened, family posts and multiple outlets report.
  • Doctors have run MRIs, CTs and vascular tests and say they still do not know what caused the brain bleed, and she remains on anti‑seizure and brain‑swelling medication.
  • Armando Niedermeier‑Rubio was initially denied entry but was granted emergency humanitarian parole and reunited with his family on July 18, according to their posts and news reports.
  • That temporary parole is reported to be time‑limited and set to expire around July 26, which requires Armando to meet Border Patrol to learn whether an extension will be approved.
  • Kenny, a U.S. citizen, will stay in Phoenix with Hannah while the family relies on a friend‑launched GoFundMe that has raised more than $175,000 to cover medical and housing costs.