Migrantes en EEUU ruegan ser "invisibles" para los agentes de Inmigración en esta Navidad
Migrantes en Estados Unidos viven una Navidad marcada por el miedo y la separación familiar, rogando ser “invisibles” para los agentes de Oficina de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE), en medio del endurecimiento de la política migratoria bajo el Gobierno de Donald Trump
TL;DR
- Immigrants in the US are living in fear of deportation and family separation this Christmas.
- Stricter immigration policies under the Trump administration are a major concern for migrant families.
- María Ramos, a Mexican immigrant, is celebrating Christmas without her husband and elder son, who were arrested by ICE.
- Over 220,000 migrants have been arrested by ICE since President Trump's return to the White House.
- Ana Moran, a Venezuelan immigrant, fears her husband, detained since August, will be deported.
- The CBP One app, initially for asylum appointments, is now promoted by the Trump administration for self-deportation.
- Some migrants are contemplating self-deportation due to the fear of deportation by ICE and lack of consular support.
- Nearly two million migrants have self-deported, and over 600,000 have been forcibly expelled.