On the Mexican Border, a Triangle Resident Receives an Education from Immigrants Hoping to Settle in the United States

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Today, AH's largest facility is the Casa del Refugiado, a former blue jeans factory where immigrants released by ICE and the Border Patrol are welcomed by volunteers.
56% : ICE and the UN prepare manifests so that refugees are ready for transportation to a relative's home in the U.S.
55% : Now, she is working at an automotive factory and applying for asylum.
52% : I don't say 'asylum,' because that is a status the government grants.
50% : "Did ICE let you enter?
49% : ICE takes away their shoelaces, their clothes, and they arrive here with nothing.
48% : Today, residents of the 50 states, including millions without legal status, travel around the country without state border checks.
47% : "How did you get the dog," I asked, "if ICE was detaining you?"
45% : I think Chanel smells wonderful, but ICE kicked us off the bus.
40% : But then I had a problem because ICE did not like my pit bull, Chanel.
40% : After a career in public schools, Craige is teaching Civics and English as a Second Language at Durham Technical Community College.
39% : She told us that, at the border, she asked for asylum; ICE told her that she had the right to apply but that she would be in detention first.
38% : ICE got angry and stopped me from boarding that bus.
38% : ICE says it stops them from running or hanging themselves.
37% : She says ICE refused to let her bring her pit bull and she won't abandon her dog.

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