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The author is showing that there are many immigrants that are now in fear of getting separated from their family now that Trump has become president of the United States.

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The author's argument is about mixed status families and how they are fearing incoming changes targeted towards immigrants that could cause them to separate.

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The author wants to show us about the effects of trump on undocumented families

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They feel separated more than ever because they fear the Trump administration will separate their families from them and they fear the Trump administration will deport all illegals.

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The author is trying to say that mixed families are fearing separation because of Donald trump's recent passed banning laws

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As Trump prepares to move into the Oval Office, advocates from local immigrant-rights groups said they have been flooded with anxious calls from people like Martinez, fearful of what may happen to their mixed-status families. Here are three mothers' stories

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While Silva and her husbands lived in constant fear of being pulled over while driving....

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Now it's no more my dream; it's their dream

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It was raining on the day of their schedule departure, and the smuggler said they would have better chances if he took the children in a car with a woman posing as their mother.

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It was raining on the day of their scheduled departure, and the struggler said they would have better chances if he took the children in a car with a woman posing as their mother.

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"Through meetings at the Resurrection Project, she has learned strategies for how to react in a raid situation."

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After years of worrying that her two eldest daughters would be denied opportunities that her two youngest children had as U.S. citizens, Silvia was relieved when the older girls were admitted to the Federal Program Deferred  Action for childhood arrivals, or DACA in 2012.

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After years of worrying that her two eldest daughters would be denied opportunities that her two younger children had as U.S. citizen, Sliva was relieved when the older girls were admitted to the federal program Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, IN 2012.

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"Now it's no more my dream; it's their dream"

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While Silvia and her husband lived a constant fear of being pulled over while driving, or being arrested during a workplace raid

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A house with a mortgage, two steady jobs, special needs service for her 13 year old daughter with autism

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It was 21 years ago, and Silvia had paid a struggler to help them reach America

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a house with a mortgage, two steady jobs, special needs services for her 13 year old daughter with autism

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"Now, it's no more my dream; it's their dream"

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Each day when Consuelo Martinez drops her two children off at school, she is confronted with a contradiction.

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"Without time for a second thought, Silva handed her daughters over to him..."

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Like many other immigrants living in the U.S. illegally, Silvia gained confidences when she realized she was not the only one in her situation.

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Still, if the talk leads to policies, Ochoa said, she will band together with other immigrants living in the U.S. illegally and advocates to stand for themselves and the lives they have built here.

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A house with a mortgage, two steady jobs, special needs servicefor  her 13 year old daughter with autism.

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"Now, it's no more my dream; it's their dream,

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