AS THEIR IMMIGRATION STATUS REMAINS UNCERTAIN. >> KAYLEE CYNTHIA ALEGRIA KNOWS ANY DAY COULD BE HER LAST IN THE UNITED STATES. >> ES ALGO MUY DIFICIL.>> KAYLEE SAYS SHE FIRST CAME TO THE U.S. 12 YEARS AGO, FLEEING HER HOME COUNTRY OF HONDURAS, SAYING GANG MEMBERS TARGETED HER CHILDREN. NOW SHE JUGGLES THREE DIFFERENT CLEANING AND CONSTRUCTION JOBS HERE IN NORTH CAROLINA WHILE RAISING A FAMILY OF FOUR. >> DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP. >> YOU'RE GOING TO BE A HISTORY TEACHER.>> YEAH, INCLU ...

as Kilimar Abrego Garcia was leaving the jail in Tennessee um and was in his car on the way up to Maryland. Uh the government designated Uganda as the country of removal. Um it is preposterous that they would send him to Africa to a country where he doesn't even speak the language, a country with documented human rights violations.uh when there are so many other options. This family suffered enough. They need to stop trying to separate them.We are going to resist that in every way possible. And we hope that ...

Immigration Detention - Two cousins are seeking contact with their fathers who were detained [1][3] - The fathers were last known to be at an immigration facility in Adilanto [3] - The detention is related to federal government's immigration rates in Southern California [2] Family Advocacy - The cousins last spoke with their fathers on Saturday, receiving a call with no prior notice [3] - The cousins are working to hire an attorney to fight for their fathers' return [4] - One of the daughters shared a video of her father's detention but requested his face be concealed for privacy [2]