all rose has left is her photo album memories of happier days in a bygone past. ever since her husband was deported rose has had to single handedly fend for the family but she won't give up. is the 1st flower any guy has ever given me and jose is my 1st and only boyfriend so when i started this book i said you know i have that see how far i'll go when it's still going. he would to me and i told. go ahead and put tape on as they can last may and you can see is there or is still holding on. the couple has been married for 13 years jose's deportation 2 years ago was

completely unexpected. rose still remembers that call as if it were yesterday are you sitting down like yeah. i need you there to calm down and thoughts that are being me are going to be fine and i said ok jose you're scaring me or leave me here go they deported me last night those words change my friend. rose is a u.s. citizen but marrying jose wasn't enough for him to attain citizenship. walter is 8 years old it's 7 30 in the morning and he's excited it's the last day of school before summer vacation. the teacher kamila king has the same ritual each morning she greets each student personally.

so i'm going to do it jay let me in on yellow. tomorrow they're off to all salvador to see his dad. janice. let's dance a way. that haven't seen each other for a home here i mean prayer. you know that this very private. family was there maybe a story tomorrow and i hope it doesn't say that the plane so what i want to ask is what every technology you have. i guess the homeroom teacher kamila king has known walter since kindergarten ever since his father was deported she says the boy has changed that's something that's really hard for me as an adult to watch just to be embarrassed by the fact that he does not have his father written every single day. and i know that that's not something i can change. rose escobar is on her way to the lawyer she wants to bring the case before court so that her husband can come

home. like many others jose came to the country as an undocumented mind while previous administrations deferred deporting these childhood arrivals trump suddenly rescinded the decision jose was one of the 1st victims of the new immigration policy. tell rose. how are you so nice to see you please come in. as you can see the heap of files on your husband is growing what would you like to talk about today is there any news but those who have been it's all still pending we've requested that the decision to deport him is reversed it's taking longer than we had expected as you know the trumpet ministration demands additional security checks that's slowing everything down and the authorities are overwhelmed but i think that if you didn't have

a criminal record he was working he was paying taxes he had a family in the united states so i was not a birdie the government was very strict at the beginning now this administration oh everybody's a priority until they realize they don't have beds for that many people and they could not arrest as many people so they're exercising it but but not equally so some will get a break so some are arrested some are not and what has created a lot more confusion for everybody. lawyers such as riot gonzalez speak of arbitrary treatment and accuse the authorities of inhumane conditions at their detention facilities. on the one i can see especially when you find out that statistics show that this year already 27 people have died in custody when that was not the number of 4 or 5 presidents in all their presidency so clearly there's a problem. to do you know family for

a brief moment everyone can be together they see. him over there. the mother and her children at the table the father patched in live on the screen all part of their daily struggle did you think coming graduation pictures. yeah. that's all i can tell. already but did you see it coming a perfect attendance. ok start. karma got perfect attendance and she also she passed she mastered all her. her her grades her numbers and also you constant startle me man. what's one plus more. then my finger what's one that's worn. busy

off to el salvador it's their favorite time of the year ahead of them life 4 weeks of being an intact family. democratic texas congressman al green is waiting for them at the gate he's been fighting for his return since the beginning he's worried about his safety. there are gangs there and they extort and they also don't take kindly to people who have close relationships with persons who are from america the united states who may be trying to in some way infringe of what they see as an asset. free. throws as is lucky as a hospital receptionist she's allowed to take her entire used by keisha not once in

the u.s. that's really the case. shortly before reuniting with her husband she's a wash with emotions. honestly i got mixed emotions right now i stress. i'm nervous but i'm so excited like i i want to cry but i'm not going to cry but if i do cry it's going to be happy tears because i just can't wait to. meet and to see the kids just like it was. on. the san salvador finally the moment has arrived. the family mates in a secured area the u.s. embassy and the congressman both have security concerns no cameras allowed.

it's also you know finally back up the family again so. for now. we're going to last and i some i saw her out he was more she was going so big you smaller she talked no i think she was she was you know she and was are just getting . doing his homework by himself now it's it's steps that you know go that your children to do that you want to be there for for them i mean he obviously wants to be there but can't because of the circumstances when right when it comes time to say goodbye to al grain he's continuing on to the u.s. embassy where he's sure to to talk about jose escobar case. where i can achieve information about his situation that i can relate to the people back in my country as well as by fellow congresspeople they need to know what's

happening here and hopefully with the legislation that we filed we have a bill that will unite all families similar to this one. when the or when that would ever happen is still unclear for now the escobar family is more concerned with the rioting in a country that feels foreign to them although they have their roots here. el salvador is one of the poorest countries in latin america with one of the world's highest murder rates. at home with jose's parents in law this is where he stays 2 hours from the capital san salvador at moments like these are especially precious to the escobar family when we were in iraq i know some of you have a plus to music so you have to want to move. no

no no ok so you're going to part it isn't but those. who are as they. were not so many before. people now. say considers himself an american and obvious to to a few days ago he was robbed right on the front doorstep armed gangs live in this neighborhood i was going crazy i couldn't work because i was stressing i lost so much hair and then dealing with the kids and then finding out how i'm going to pay the bills and then this was like the number one thing that i just asked them please if you don't want me to worry too much just stay inside the house at a wall because i want the one i want to avoid in new york that will ever happen or just rather stay in the house all the time if i go through the story of probably like a block away if. oh by the way. to avoid drawing attention the family

stays within this small neighborhood they want to keep to the time they have to get as carefree as possible this morning i woke up and i and i already said one day is already gone. and i'm trying my best not to think about it or either like you know down on the day another day of or trying to just live on the moment right now and just of the whatever we can right now as a family a thank you and of the end of the day. does the matter with time. just 4 weeks. 4 weeks in which they try to leave their worries behind it could be a long time before they can be together again. doesn't

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