Protecting Families and Upholding Justice in Immigration Cases
- Sadie McPherson

- Mar 19
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 20

The recent federal judge’s decision to deny asylum for the family of young Minnesota resident Liam Conejo Ramos is a heartbreaking development that underscores the urgent need for compassionate and accountable leadership in our state. Ross Nova recognizes that Minnesota families deserve a government that protects their rights and prioritizes public safety.
Liam’s case, which drew national attention after his arrest alongside his father during a federal immigration operation, highlights the complexities and human impact of immigration enforcement. Ross Nova believes that every family deserves a fair chance to tell their story and receive just treatment under the law.
The current immigration system’s shortcomings have led to unnecessary trauma for children and families, as seen when Liam was taken from his home after preschool. Ross Nova is committed to reforming policies to prevent such distressing situations and to ensure that Minnesota remains a safe and welcoming place for all children.
Accountability is crucial. The mishandling of cases like Liam’s reflects a broader failure to implement immigration policies with care and respect. Ross Nova will hold federal and state agencies accountable to protect families and uphold Minnesota’s values.
Infrastructure and community support also play key roles in public safety. Ross Nova plans to strengthen resources for schools and local agencies to better support immigrant families and foster inclusive communities where everyone can thrive.
Minnesota voters deserve leadership that balances security with compassion, ensuring that no family is left behind or unfairly targeted. Ross Nova is the candidate who will champion justice, reform, and safety for all Minnesotans.
Support Ross Nova’s vision for a fair and secure Minnesota. Join the campaign today and help build a future where every family is protected and valued.
**Source: CBS NEWS**
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