ICE raided their city, taking parents, spouses and friends. That’s not where it ends
Summary
Last summer, immigration agents from ICE arrested many people in Los Angeles, separating families and deporting some to other countries. A year later, families are still dealing with the consequences, trying to rebuild their lives and stay connected with their loved ones.Key Facts
- ICE agents arrested people in public places across Los Angeles, including streets and workplaces.
- These arrests affected partners, parents, grandparents, and workers in the community.
- Many who were arrested were deported, leaving families behind in difficult situations.
- Families are handling emotional pain and complicated paperwork to try to reunite with deported relatives.
- One family story highlights Jesús, deported to Mexico despite being married to a U.S. citizen and having children who live in Los Angeles.
- Jesús signed a legal document without his glasses and didn't realize it gave up his right to stay in the U.S.
- The children of deported parents continue their education and activities while missing their parent’s everyday presence.
- Some family members are becoming advocates for immigrant rights and considering careers related to immigration law.
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