His Guatemalan parents sent him to the U.S. for a better life. Then they wanted their 9-year-old back. By FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The boy stood at the airline counter, doodling on a tablet as his foster parents tried to check in the 9-year-old with no passport for an international flight. “He is going back to his mom,” Galo Solorzano told a skeptical Spirit Airlines employee last month. “Her?” the employee asked, pointing to a woman from the Guatemalan consulate who was supposed to accompany Pascual Raymundo from Fort Lauderdale to Guatemala City. “No,” said Galo and his wife, Millie Rosa,...…His Guatemalan parents sent him to the U.S. for a better life. Then they wanted their 9-year-old back. By FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The boy stood at the airline counter, doodling on a tablet as his foster parents tried to check in the 9-year-old with no passport for an international flight. “He is going back to his mom,” Galo Solorzano told a skeptical Spirit Airlines employee last month. “Her?” the employee asked, pointing to a woman from the Guatemalan consulate who was supposed to accompany Pascual Raymundo from Fort Lauderdale to Guatemala City. “No,” said Galo and his wife, Millie Rosa,...WW…