TLC star denied border entry as daughter in Phoenix ICU

A father is fighting to be at his daughter's bedside after she was airlifted to an intensive care unit in Phoenix, Arizona, but he was denied entry at the United States-Mexico border. Armando Niedermeier-Rubio, a 37-year-old star of the TLC reality series "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way," said his 13-year-old daughter, Hannah, suffered a medical emergency earlier this week.

According to Armando, he noticed on Tuesday, July 14, that half of Hannah's face was drooping and she had lost strength in half of her body. He immediately took her to a doctor in their small town in Mexico. While her vital signs were normal, the doctor suspected a neurological issue and recommended a transfer for more advanced care. The family decided to seek treatment in the United States.

Hannah, who received a U.S. green card in May, was initially taken by ambulance to Arizona with her grandmother. After scans revealed bleeding in her brain, she was airlifted on Wednesday, July 15, to an ICU in Phoenix for further testing and treatment. Her physical symptoms have since improved by about 90 percent, but the cause of the brain bleed remains under investigation.

Armando, who is a Mexican citizen and does not...