It's estimated that there are 86,000 undocumented residents living in Wisconsin. About one-third live in Milwaukee. The majority of undocumented residents have been here for more than a decade. They come from a variety of countries. The top three are Mexico, India and China. In a three-part series, WUWM is highlighting the stories of three undocumented Latino immigrants from different families to learn more about the barriers and worries they face. This is part one: Meet Monica Ayala Gonzalez.

Living Undocumented In Wisconsin: A Mother's Story

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Living Undocumented In Wisconsin: A Mother's Story

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