In November 2016, viewed watched as the Roloff family said farewell to Camerino — who had worked on the farm for 17 years — because he was getting deported back to Mexico.

“It’s sad but I just heard from the lawyer and it’s official, Camerino’s gotta go,” Amy told Zach in the episode. “He’s gotta get deported. It’s devastating.”

Naturally, Zach was upset by the news that Camerino was leaving. “It’s devastating for us, the farm, but also his family,” Zach said at the time, also wondering out loud what would happen to his kids.

“What I think it means for his family is, you know, his family’s going to be broken up,” Amy said. “The girls are going to be raised without a dad, I don’t know…”

What the Roloffs didn't mention during the LPBW episode was that Camerino, who was 45 at the time, had been convicted of cocaine possession, driving under the influence of intoxicants, and reckless driving, according to court documents.