A mother filed a lawsuit Thursday against Chicago Public Schools. She said her six-year-old daughter was handcuffed at school.

Marlena Wordlow said no one was giving her justice at CPS. She told ABC7 Eyewitness News a security guard at Fernwood Elementary School put her daughter in handcuffs in March for allegedly taking a piece of candy. Madisyn Moore was left alone under a stairwell by the boilers for more than an hour, her mother said.

"He was pulling Madisyn from under the stairs with her hands behind her back. I don't know how long she was under there, but she was sweating. She still had on a jacket. It was warm outside, so I'm trying to figure out why she still had her jacket on," Wordlow said.

The lawsuit alleges thefighting to reach my goals. This fight is for two dreams at once: to become a champion and become a permanent resident of the U.S."

Beltran, who is from Mexico, has lived legally for years in Phoenix with his wife and three children. He has a P1 work visa, which allows him to box in the United States. However, the visa will expire in about two years, at which point Beltran would have to return to Mexico unless he can secure an EB-1 green card that would give him permanent resident status as an "extraordinary athlete" -- one of the categories under which somebody can qualify for a green card. Beltran has probably already done enough to earn the green card but a world-title victory is expected to secure