An Army sergeant stationed at Fort Bliss is adjusting to solo parenthood this week after his wife was put on a flight to Honduras, closing out a six-week stretch in immigration custody that began with an ordinary errand at a Walmart. Cristy Maryori Villafranca-Trejo now ranks among at least seven spouses and parents of active-duty troops removed from the country since officials pulled back the leeway once extended to military households — a tally an Associated Press investigation has been tracking as the pattern grows.
