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On this episode of The Edit, we speak with contributor Massoud Hayoun about his story about Vilma Carrillo, a migrant from Guatemala seeking asylum in the United States. Carrillo's daughter was born in the U.S. and has American citizenship, as a result she was taken from her mother, because immigration officials refused to detain a citizen with an asylum seeker.
During the conversation Hayoun discusses Carrillo's situation, the U.S.'s immense immigration backlog, and how the Trump administration has attempted to address this ongoing issue.
By Pacific StandardOn this episode of The Edit, we speak with contributor Massoud Hayoun about his story about Vilma Carrillo, a migrant from Guatemala seeking asylum in the United States. Carrillo's daughter was born in the U.S. and has American citizenship, as a result she was taken from her mother, because immigration officials refused to detain a citizen with an asylum seeker.
During the conversation Hayoun discusses Carrillo's situation, the U.S.'s immense immigration backlog, and how the Trump administration has attempted to address this ongoing issue.