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An immigrant family spends most of their lives in a country that they’ve never have tried to become citizens of, but now are choosing to self-deport.
And you’re supposed to feel sorry for them:
Alejandra and Ines are long grown now, both in their mid-30s. José and Claudia are both 65 years old. And instead of doing what they always imagined they’d be doing — celebrating their naturalization, retiring comfortably after working and paying taxes diligently, getting to know their daughters’ new families — they are planning a very different life.They are packing up almost 40 years’ worth of belongings, keeping an eye on the neighborhood apps that let them know when ICE is in the area, and holding clandestine meetings with an immigration lawyer about how to self-deport safely.
Source: Illegal Aliens Self-Deporting Is a Good Thing, No Matter How Long They’ve Been Here – RedState
