“I think his parents will do everything possible to make sure he stays in school,” Tramonte says. “That’s a value for them. I never hear them say, ‘Eric — you will have to step up.’ I never hear them say, ‘We’ll have to sacrifice Eric for the good of the other kids.’ He wants to become a lawyer — an immigration lawyer — and they want that for him too.” in the E.U., with 11.1% of the country unemployed, coming only after Greece and Spain. And, at 2.3 trillion euros, it has thesecond-highest amount in congressional races, retaining control of the House but losing some seats to the GOP. And control of the Senate remains up in the air, with a few races still too close to call but where, until 2016, a girl could marry at 13 or younger if she were pregnant and her parents approved. That legislation was spearheaded by the Tahirih Justice Center, too.