c-n-n's kyung lah reports.ere we arenat sound:or who lives behind this door.because the family in this apartment in california is on the run from immigration and customs enforcement.girl 2:"since my mom's status here isn't safe, then we had to pack everything up, everything else was left behind." off the grid since last year say these two girls both citizens, born in the u-s both in high school.ice deported their father for illegally crossing the border. their mother overstayed a tourist visa and is also undocumented. the girls feared their mother was next.kyung lah:"what's happened since then, when you had to pack up and leave?"girl 2: "we became homeless for 5 months. we moved schools, we went somewhere else because we had to leave the city. we were sleeping from house to house, anywhere we could find."then they heard about an interfaith network of religious groups pledging to resist trump's immigration policy by hiding them in safe houseseven in spare rooms of congregants' homes. the network estimates dozens

kyung lah:"how would you describe the fear that you carry?"2:"i put a smile on my face every day. but deep down, i'm hurt. and i'm still hurting."hoover leads the interfaith network two-thousand congregations of various faiths have been trained across the country the great majority here in california where reverend hoover says the network of sanctuary and safehouses remains most active.kyung lah: "the federal government might listen to all of this and say, you're violating the law."rev. zach hoover:"i'm not going to lie, that makes me very nervous. there's a part of me sitting here talking to you, i think, gosh, should i be having this conversation. the truth is, our folks are facing a much greater fear every day. as we sit in the church, i'm reminded the god that i worship and guides my life is one who does not always bless every human law. i am convicted that we're doing exactly what we should be doing." the girls have both been accepted to separate colleges in the fall. a family united for as long as they can be.rev. zach hoover:"we're goin

reporter kyung lah reports. sound:we can't show you where we arenat sound:or who lives behind this door.because the family in this apartment in california is on the run from immigration and customs enforcement.girl 2:"since my mom's status here isn't safe, then we had to pack everything up, everything else was left behind." off the grid since last year say these two girls both citizens, born in the u-s both in high school.ice deported their father for illegally crossing the border. their mother overstayed a tourist visa and is also undocumented. the girls feared their mother was next.kyung lah:"what's happened since then, when you had to pack up and leave?"girl 2: "we became homeless for 5 months. we moved schools, we went somewhere else because we had to leave the city. we were sleeping from house to house, anywhere we could find."then they heard about an interfaith network of religious groups pledging to resist trump's immigration policy by hiding them in safe houseseven in spare rooms of congregants' homes. t