Without the care she’s receiving, Sofia Vargas’ body would be unable to receive nutrients from food and she would die within ...

The Cal Poly Swim and Dive team recently received what they thought was the final blow in an ongoing battle trying to ...

Deysi Vargas said if her 4-year-old daughter, Sofia Villa, does not continue to receive treatment, she runs the risk of dying.

Vargas said that when Sofia was 7 months old, she was diagnosed with the condition in Mexico and was told by doctors she had to come to the U.S. to receive life-saving care.

Vargas said the treatment in the U.S. has allowed Sofia to "live her life" with her family, but if she and her daughter were forced to return to Mexico, Sofia "will be at the hospital day and ...

Sofia Vargas, the child who came with her family on the visa in 2023 from their home country of Mexico, is receiving 14 hours of intravenous nutrition every six weeks at Children's Hospital Los ...

Deysi Vargas, mother of a 4-year-old with short bowel syndrome, ... Vargas said Sofia receives intravenous nutrition 14 hours a day and needs to visit the hospital every six weeks.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has granted humanitarian parole for one year to Sofia Vargas, the child who came with her family on a previous humanitarian parole in 2023 from their ...

Sofia Vargas, 4, right, and her mother Deysi Vargas. Sofia and her family were targeted for deportation by the Trump administration, but will now be allowed to stay in the U.S. on Humanitarian ...

At a news conference on Wednesday morning, Deysi Vargas, Sofia Villa's mother, said she is asking the government to allow her family to remain in the U.S. in order to save her daughter's life.

Sofia Vargas, the child who came with her family on the visa in 2023 from their home country of Mexico, is receiving 14 hours of intravenous nutrition every six weeks at Children's Hospital Los ...