Mrs. Maria Shelton MD+FollowFamily Torn Apart by ICE Raid—Heartbreak EnsuesImagine building a life for 33 years, only to have it shattered in seconds. Jesús Cruz was deported after an ICE raid, leaving his wife and four kids in California to face an impossible choice: stay in the U.S. for the kids’ future or reunite in Mexico and start over. The family’s emotional reunion in Kini was bittersweet, filled with love, tough decisions, and dreams put on hold. Would you risk everything to keep your family together? #Relationships #FamilySeparation #Immigration9021058Share
Nicole Rasmussen+FollowHow a dinner changed views on immigrationHearing someone’s real-life immigration struggles can shift even the most hardline opinions. Over dinner in Holmfirth, Francis, once staunchly against immigration, found his views softening after listening to Sunyi’s story of being left in limbo by lost paperwork. Their conversation revealed how abstract debates often ignore the human side—every case is unique, and kindness grows when we see the person behind the headlines. They disagreed on some issues, but both agreed the system needs to process cases faster. Have you ever changed your mind after hearing someone’s personal story? #Entertainment #immigration #community31Share
Jennifer Wilson+FollowTeen Hero: Brother's Lifesaving MissionImagine being 18 and juggling two jobs just to keep your sister alive. This Texas teen is doing exactly that, sending vital meds to his 11-year-old sister in Mexico after their family was deported. He dreams of being a neurosurgeon but is now the sole provider for his sister's treatment. The family is still waiting on humanitarian parole to return. It's a heart-wrenching story of sacrifice and love. #FamilyFirst #Immigration #Health #BodyHealth #FamilyFirst90Share
Darius Alvarez+FollowCharlotte family’s heartbreak: Allison’s storyImagine your daughter, a Crest High grad with dreams of becoming a nurse, suddenly taken from your Charlotte home by ICE—no warrant, just confusion and fear. That’s the reality for Allison Bustillo, who’s spent months in a Georgia detention center, separated from her family and missing out on college and caring for her autistic brother. Her only crime? Growing up here after fleeing violence as a child. The community is rallying, sharing stories and demanding change. How do we support families like Allison’s and make sure our neighbors aren’t lost in the system? #Relationships #Charlotte #Immigration20Share
Kelly Mack+FollowIrish Tourist’s Visa Nightmare in the USImagine overstaying your US visa by just three days because your doctor says you can’t fly—and ending up in ICE detention for three months! That’s what happened to Thomas, an Irish tourist who says he was treated “less than human” in filthy, freezing conditions, all while just trying to recover from a torn calf. He’s not alone: other tourists have faced similar horror stories lately. Is this how visitors should be treated for a paperwork slip? #Travel #Immigration #HumanRights72Share
Julie Padilla+FollowAirline Staff Now Border Guards?!UK airlines are turning their staff into mini border agents! Over 9,000 workers at airlines like Wizz Air and Lufthansa are being trained to spot and stop anyone without the right UK visa before they even board. It’s all part of a digital border upgrade, but some are worried about mistakes and human rights. Basically, no visa, no flight—airline staff have the final say now. What do you think: smart move or risky outsourcing? #UKTravel #BorderControl #Immigration #News00Share
Richard Jones+FollowWho’ll Care for Grandma If Caregivers Leave?Imagine your grandma needing help, but the person who cares for her is terrified of being deported. That’s the reality for many elder care workers right now. With stricter immigration policies and low pay, caregivers are leaving or being pushed out, and there’s no backup plan. The need for elder care is exploding, but the workforce is shrinking. If things don’t change, who’s going to look after our aging loved ones? This is a crisis nobody’s ready for. #ElderCareCrisis #Immigration #Caregivers #Safety4545Share
robertjones+FollowStill Thousands in UK Asylum HotelsDid you know over 32,000 asylum seekers are still living in UK hotels? Even though that’s down from last year, experts say the government’s promise to end hotel stays is nowhere close. London’s got the most, and Afghan and Iranian nationals top the list. The real kicker? These hotels are costing the UK over £1.3 billion a year! Labour says they’ll fix it, but with a huge backlog of asylum appeals, it’s looking like a long road ahead. #UKNews #AsylumSeekers #Immigration #CurrentEvents #Politics #Spirituality20Share
hnguyen+FollowFamilies Leaving the US Over School FearsImmigrant families who once risked everything for their kids’ education in the US are now packing up and heading home. With ramped-up immigration enforcement and rumors of ICE raids, parents are terrified—some even pulling their kids out of school and leaving the country. Schools are feeling it too, with attendance dropping and budgets at risk. It’s wild to see people who came for a better life now choosing to leave because they feel so unsafe. #Immigration #Education #Family #SchoolFunding #USNews578158Share
kimberly31+FollowPope Leo’s Big First Move: Tradition & TensionPope Leo XIV just made his debut as the new pope and he’s not shying away from hot topics. He doubled down on the Catholic Church’s traditional stance—marriage is between a man and a woman—and called for protecting the dignity of everyone, from the unborn to immigrants. With his own immigrant roots, he’s urging world leaders to focus on peace, justice, and truth. But with his views, expect some major debates ahead, especially with politicians like Trump in the mix! #PopeLeoXIV #CatholicChurch #FaithAndFamily #Immigration #ChurchNews #Culture14017Share