I knew renee back in junior high! Just like junior high, we all have to grow up! Rennee seems to have grown into a beautiful, strong and family driven women! We do not all start out on the right path but i feel she has been pushed onto a great path with nothing but success ahead of her! So i vote with my signature that she is given the CHANCE to atleasr visit so there is something to keep working towards.
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Malorie
9 years ago
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Tayler ball
9 years ago
I love you Renis!
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Cameron Deeds
9 years ago
She got a second chance at life and is living it to the fullest who deserves to see all family here in Arizona Hope this helps Renee. So very proud
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Angela DiMaggio
9 years ago
she has paid the price and then some, let her visit her parents and friends, she is a changed person now.
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Nathan Verwoert
9 years ago
She is a good person. Grade school through highschool friend. Deserves the right to see her friends again.
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Jay Galinski
9 years ago
I didn't know Renee before, but what I can tell you is that she is not the same person that got deported. She seems to have her life together. With her dogs and her husband. I couldn't even imagine being in the position she is in. Not being able to see family would be the hardest thing of life. I think the Renee that I met/know deserves the option to spend time with her family in the town she grew up in. People change. So why doesn't this.
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Jennifer Milan
9 years ago
Renee is and has always been a wonderful person. I love seeing how well she is doing and how truly happy she is. She has become an inspiration to others and has shown people that you can turn your life around. She deserves a second chance just like everybody else and she should be allowed to come home and see all the people she loves and that love her.
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Ashton Gardner
9 years ago
Rootin' for u Renee!
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Scott Roberts
9 years ago
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The way I see it, a recovered addict should be given respect. To be able to dig yourself out of a hole that at times seems insurmountable is something most people would not be able to do. Yes, there were bad decisions made to get to that point but sometimes you need to hit rock bottom before you find yourself. When someone is able to dig themselves out to become not only a productive member of society but an asset, they deserve a second chance. Please consider and grant her the ability to be back with the family and friends she loves and needs.
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Michael Vernon
9 years ago
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My wife isn't the same person she was when she was deported. She got sober, went to school, started a career, and got married. She wants nothing more than to be able to visit her family that still lives in AZ. See the home she grew up in, spend time with her nephew, and see her dogs one last time. I hope one day she is allowed to visit. I would love to show our future kids the place their mom grew up at.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
She deserves it
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Mariana hidalgo
9 years ago
You keep fighting
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Kaitlin Perkins
9 years ago
I speak for hundreds, if not thousands, of U.S. Citizens here in America, including myself, eagerly welcoming Renee back here and very much hoping she is allowed this wish. Good luck, Renee!
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Karyn Jayne Roberts
9 years ago
We all make mistakes in life. We all deserve a second chance. When someone owns up to their mistakes & makes their life better it ultimately makes life better for everyone in that persons life. Renee has done that. Renee deserves to go home & see her family. Luv u Renee. Stay strong.
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Jessica Simonis
9 years ago
Everyone makes mistakes. Renee has lived and learned from hers! She has worked very hard to be where she is today, and deserves to be able to visit all of her family and friends in Arizona whenever she feels the need to. Life it too short to not be surrounded by your family and loved ones. It's time for Renee to come home!
Bring her back!
I knew renee back in junior high! Just like junior high, we all have to grow up! Rennee seems to have grown into a beautiful, strong and family driven women! We do not all start out on the right path but i feel she has been pushed onto a great path with nothing but success ahead of her! So i vote with my signature that she is given the CHANCE to atleasr visit so there is something to keep working towards.
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I love you Renis!
She got a second chance at life and is living it to the fullest who deserves to see all family here in Arizona Hope this helps Renee. So very proud
she has paid the price and then some, let her visit her parents and friends, she is a changed person now.
She is a good person. Grade school through highschool friend. Deserves the right to see her friends again.
I didn't know Renee before, but what I can tell you is that she is not the same person that got deported. She seems to have her life together. With her dogs and her husband. I couldn't even imagine being in the position she is in. Not being able to see family would be the hardest thing of life. I think the Renee that I met/know deserves the option to spend time with her family in the town she grew up in. People change. So why doesn't this.
Renee is and has always been a wonderful person. I love seeing how well she is doing and how truly happy she is. She has become an inspiration to others and has shown people that you can turn your life around. She deserves a second chance just like everybody else and she should be allowed to come home and see all the people she loves and that love her.
Rootin' for u Renee!
The way I see it, a recovered addict should be given respect. To be able to dig yourself out of a hole that at times seems insurmountable is something most people would not be able to do. Yes, there were bad decisions made to get to that point but sometimes you need to hit rock bottom before you find yourself. When someone is able to dig themselves out to become not only a productive member of society but an asset, they deserve a second chance. Please consider and grant her the ability to be back with the family and friends she loves and needs.
My wife isn't the same person she was when she was deported. She got sober, went to school, started a career, and got married. She wants nothing more than to be able to visit her family that still lives in AZ. See the home she grew up in, spend time with her nephew, and see her dogs one last time. I hope one day she is allowed to visit. I would love to show our future kids the place their mom grew up at.
She deserves it
You keep fighting
I speak for hundreds, if not thousands, of U.S. Citizens here in America, including myself, eagerly welcoming Renee back here and very much hoping she is allowed this wish. Good luck, Renee!
We all make mistakes in life. We all deserve a second chance. When someone owns up to their mistakes & makes their life better it ultimately makes life better for everyone in that persons life. Renee has done that. Renee deserves to go home & see her family. Luv u Renee. Stay strong.
Everyone makes mistakes. Renee has lived and learned from hers! She has worked very hard to be where she is today, and deserves to be able to visit all of her family and friends in Arizona whenever she feels the need to. Life it too short to not be surrounded by your family and loved ones. It's time for Renee to come home!
Bring renee home!
I got you girl!