Twelve dazed children emerged from the masqueraded van of the Border Patrols. They were separated months ago as punishment for their parents’ crossing the border asking asylum.
Anita Lopez, picking up her two-year old Maya, burst into tears: “What did they do to her? She recognizes me no more!”
Half-a-world around, the last little footballer out of a dozen, trapped in a flooded cave for weeks would see the sunlight again for an international joint-effort, while the world celebrate the same sport.
Neera Desai (born to immigrant parents), a pro-bono lawyer for refugee-rights pondered “In which America we’re living now?”
Anita Lopez, picking up her two-year old Maya, burst into tears: “What did they do to her? She recognizes me no more!”
Half-a-world around, the last little footballer out of a dozen, trapped in a flooded cave for weeks would see the sunlight again for an international joint-effort, while the world celebrate the same sport.
Neera Desai (born to immigrant parents), a pro-bono lawyer for refugee-rights pondered “In which America we’re living now?”
