Central American governments often align with US interests, as shown by leaders’ families living and studying in the USA. This relationship influences migration patterns.
Many people in these countries live in poverty and lack rights, prompting them to seek better opportunities in the USA.
The fate of these migrants is decided by immigration judges, not individuals or agencies.
The challenges depicted in these images are universal issues, not limited to one region, highlighting that the struggles faced by migrants can be found globally.
Because the USA belongs to all its people, not just specific groups, it is important to ensure representation by supporting a one-term limit for elected positions.
