Wilson Carvajal

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

@Chanty3D Ese GALLETON fue por el bajo a grajo insoportable que carga ese muchacho.

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

@realDonaldTrump

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

@realDonaldTrump

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

@realDonaldTrump
Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

@realDonaldTrump

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

Wilson B. Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
Phone: [phone]

Date: July 10, 2025

To:
President Donald J. Trump
The Office of Donald J. Trump
725 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Dear President Trump,

My name is Wilson B. Carvajal, and I am writing to you from the bottom of my heart to ask for compassion and mercy on behalf of my wife, Geannis Gonzalez. We have been married for over 15 years and have built a life together here in the United States, raising our two sons, Isaac Carvajal (15) and Eden Carvajal (10). Our youngest son, Eden, has been diagnosed with severe autism and depends on his mother for nearly all aspects of his daily care and emotional stability.

I have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States since 1992, and this country has been my home for more than 30 years. Geannis came to the U.S. from Cuba when she was just eight years old, and this is the only country she truly knows. She has no family or support system in Cuba.

Several years ago, my wife made a serious mistake. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit fraud and served her full sentence—five years in federal prison. Since her release nearly three years ago, she has taken full accountability and worked hard to rebuild her life and our family. She has dedicated herself completely to our children and has been especially vital in caring for Eden, whose complex needs require around-the-clock support and structure.

Her presence has brought peace and stability to our home. I work full-time and cannot meet Eden’s medical, emotional, and developmental needs on my own. Geannis is not a danger to society—she is a rehabilitated woman, a devoted wife, and a loving, irreplaceable mother to two American children.

ICE is now preparing to deport her to Cuba—a place she has not known since childhood. Such a separation would be devastating, not just emotionally, but functionally. Eden depends on his mother’s care, and losing her could have long-term, traumatic consequences for both of our sons.

Mr. President, I respectfully and humbly ask for your compassion and help. We are not asking for special treatment—only for a chance to keep our family together. Please help us prevent irreversible harm to two young American boys and allow my wife the chance to continue her life as a rehabilitated, contributing mother in the only home she has ever known.

Thank you for your time, your heart, and your leadership.

Sincerely,
Wilson B. Carvajal
Husband of Geannis Gonzalez
Father of Isaac and Eden Carvajal
401 N Federal Highway, Apt 401
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
A# 074-025-842

[Wilson Carvajal @Popolachupi07]

@kpininimemes Ese maldito gordo nunca me inspiró confianza!!!

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@mcastillo1985 Boca negra

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@juan_suspendido No creo que a ese nivel valla a llenar el olímpico no

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@MeSanchez23 La cuchara

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⁦@ElDotolNastra⁩ 😂😂😂

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@EiMejorHombre Ella fue coherente!!!!!

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@EiMejorHombre Las tres amiguitas del camino
Churría
Mojón
Peo

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@ElDotolNastra EL MÍO