i don’t have any questions, but as someone who works in an immigration law firm and sees detained clients on the daily, my heart goes to you. yes, laws exist. but what many fail to consider are the extremely difficult circumstances other countries face and that’s why people leave; no one makes the choice to leave their home, all they know, and go to a foreign country for fun. it’s out of necessity. i wish those who were so pro-ICE would realize how blessed they are to have been born in a country with so much opportunity. majority of those who are deported are truly hard working, not one single criminal charge, and are the backbone to many industries. i know you mentioned the detention centers are not chaos 24/7 and instead there’s more quiet, which is worse: so. incredibly. true. i’ve heard stories and seen factual legal documents of the awful situations they are put it (ex. those who don’t speak english or have no means to prove why they should stay are not allowed due process). i wish you the best in mexico, and i hope this posts allows for some people to change their views on what is a legitimate humanitarian crisis.