“¿Dónde están mis padres?” (Where are my parents?)
Hardware cloth, space banket, light bulb, socket and electrical cord.
Good Trouble group exhibition of political art at Edge Gallery, Denver Oct 2-18, 2020
![(1/4)“I first came to America when I was eleven. For some reason we always expected this place [America] to be really cold because we come from a tropical climate country so I mean it was cold. It was cold ‘cause it was because we weren’t used to the weather, yet. So I felt like it was like May and we were wearing jackets. It’s kinda funny.” #immigration#immigrationrights#allamericanproject#hisstory#story#photography#real#real life#advocacy#humanrights#American Dream#trump#undocumented immigrant#immigrants#all american](https://64.media.tumblr.com/4fccd1290bd77d6aac522376f8630bd0/tumblr_olis04G8iy1w5z4jvo1_640.jpg)
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“I first came to America when I was eleven. For some reason we always expected this place [America] to be really cold because we come from a tropical climate country so I mean it was cold. It was cold ‘cause it was because we weren’t used to the weather, yet. So I felt like it was like May and we were wearing jackets. It’s kinda funny.”
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“Oh, I mean, it was hard being illegal because that limits your opportunity in a lot of things like school, work, cause obviously you have to find a work place where you’re allowed to work without documents and stuff like that. Even with schools thats really hard thing, you know, because you can’t take loans for school if you're illegal here. So yea, that was hard.”
