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“No one is available”: when immigration judges ask for indigenous languages interpreters
When undocumented immigrants are at court or are detained at the border, they face considerable hurdles in addition to lacking documents: they don't speak English and, in some cases, they don't speak Spanish either. Many who come from countries like Guatemala and Honduras only understand their indigenous languages.
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They went to the beach, but four undocumented immigrants ended up being detained by ICE after a routine inspection
Two Latino couples had the same experience this month: they visited a Florida state park, only to end up facing deportation.

Released and reunited: “Dad, there's three different kids, three of us, living with the same family"
Sayma, a 10-year-old girl, tells her father how she does homework at an institution and then they sleep in 'Mrs. Mary's' house. As a consequence of the ‘zero tolerance’ policy, more than 2,300 children have been separated from their parents. This is one of the stories we tracked down thanks to ProPublica's project in partnership with other media outlets, which allows family members to track down loved ones.

Released and reunited: “He called me and said 'Mommy, I want my dad, I’m alone'”
Ligia Gavarrete says her husband fled death threats from Salvadoran gang members with his 6-year-old son and now both are detained in different centers. As a consequence of the ‘zero tolerance’ policy, more than 2,300 children have been separated from their parents. This is one of the stories we tracked down thanks to ProPublica's project in partnership with other media outlets, which allows family members to track down loved ones.

Released and reunited: “My daughter was locked in the 'ice box'. They told her they were going to bathe her daughter and she never saw her again"
Ramón tells the story of what his daughter and granddaughter went through in their detention centers. As a consequence of the ‘zero tolerance’ policy, more than 2,300 children have been separated from their parents. This is one of the stories we tracked down thanks to ProPublica's project in partnership with other media outlets, which allows family members to track down loved ones.

Released and reunited: “The girl thought her mother had abandoned her”
Miriam’s father, and Darlin’s grandfather, is delighted at the reunification of mother and daughter on Tuesday night. As a consequence of the ‘zero tolerance’ policy, more than 2,300 children have been separated from their parents. This is one of the stories we tracked down thanks to ProPublica's project in partnership with other media outlets, which allows family members to track down loved ones.
10 years after the biggest immigration raid at a worksite, a separated family reflects
Jeidy's father was arrested and deported in the biggest immigration worksite immigration raid, in 2008 in Postville, Iowa. Nowadays, Jeidy, 10, is in Iowa and the rest of the family lives in Guatemala.







