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Yester Sagastume's family had been waiting in Mexico since 2019 to hear back on their asylum application. The 15-year-old decided to cross on his own, figuring he could earn some money to help his family if he made it. His father, Rogelio, agreed to help. https://t.co/KZzeYOvFFD https://t.co/JejPfJitb3 — PolitiTweet.org

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Four-year-old Jordi Zelaya made the trip north with his father, Maikol. When the two became separated steps from the U.S. border and Jordi was taken away by agents, Maikol searched local shelters to find him. https://t.co/gqIft1bz5t https://t.co/9Vux6s0Zwc — PolitiTweet.org

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Astrid Garcia's father wanted her to try to cross the border without him. But after a traumatic trip from Honduras, the 17-year-old didn't want to put herself in the hands of smugglers again. https://t.co/H4J0iDVyxC https://t.co/cn7wQfd7DH — PolitiTweet.org

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