I Just Got DACA, And Now Trump Is Canceling It
It took more than a year for my DACA to be processed and approved. Now I fear that I’ll have to quit my job before I even begin my first day.
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Rhythm & Move: A Whole New World
Leaving your home and traveling to a far, distant land requires great bravery.
Race/Related: Before I Came To The U.S., I Didn’t Understand What “Racism” Meant
Back in El Salvador, I didn’t really know what “racism” was. After being in the U.S. for a while, I learned the meaning and impact of that word.
Hope and Fear: Two California Teens On What A Sanctuary State Would Mean
Two undocumented teens: One lives in a sanctuary city, and one does not. In paired essays, they describe how a sanctuary state would change their lives.
A Teen Refugee In Oakland: “I Have No More Nightmares, No More Tears”
After six years the opportunity came for us to fill out immigration papers. That is when everything changed.
This Mother’s Day, I’m Honoring My Undocumented Mom
If my mom was deported and didn’t come home one day, it would be the hardest day of my life…I can’t imagine my life without my mom, she is the center of my universe.
Legacy of Resistance: Le Pen Stirs Memories of WWII Persecution of French Jews
I come from a family of French Jews. Now, as the French presidential election is nearing, my family is closely following the news.
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Having “The Talk” With My Undocumented Parents
Families with undocumented family members are faced with the tough question: “What is my family going to do if I’m deported?”
Life With A Deported Parent
Zola Cervantes, 17, knows the impact deportation can have on a family first hand. Her dad was deported when she was 11. This story was produced by Youth Radio in collaboration with Boyle Heights Beat.