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Over 2 seasons, Status told you the stories of how immigration policy really affects the lives of immigrants.
In the past few weeks, you saw the worst of those realities in horrifying images of separated families and detained children in the news.
In this final episode of Status, Matt goes to a protest and a vigil, and a few Status storytellers return to share their hopes for all immigrants in these difficult times.
Thank you to Juan, Tyler, and Yaa for contributing to this final episode.
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Eddie entered the US through customs at 14, and he doesn’t remember much about it. He was more interested in seeing his mom who was being treated for cancer.
Then he met Tyler, and all of a sudden it was on him to prove exactly what he didn’t say on a random day in 2002.
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By the time he was in college, Jonatan was living what could be considered a picturesque American life. There were just two things that might take it away from him. His big secret and what came in the mail.
Listen to Part 3 of the story that inspired Status.
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For as long as I’ve known him, Jonatan has been talking about writing a book. He says he could never write it himself, but he wants to find someone to interview him and write down his life story.
I don’t write books. That’s not my game. But I make podcasts, and largely due to loving him, the stories I tell are often about people like him.
Listen to Part 1 of the story that inspired Status.
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Every Waking Moment
Diana is a Dreamer, but not every immigrant's story is a story about immigration. Listen to the incredible story of a girl and her mother overcoming and making a life in their new home.
Music by Ben Michel & Breakmaster Cylinder
This is the last episode in my DACA series. I'll talk to you in 4 weeks with a new set of stories.
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Hustle
Yaa doesn't have the typical DACA story, and she's not super confident that Congress will clear things up anytime soon. But she's gonna hustle for herself, her family, and her city anyway.
Music by Ben Michel & Breakmaster Cylinder
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The Talk
Status returns with the story of Sandra, a recipient of DACA who didn't know she was undocumented until she was a teenager.
Music by Ben Michel & Breakmaster Cylinder
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Status tells the human stories that immigration impacts.
Somebody might be in the US on an E-1, an H-1B, a J-2, or an F-1. They might be undocumented or they may…
In any case, every immigrant has a story. We tell those stories and how the complex reality of immigration weaves its way into the narrative.
Status is produced by Matt Horton.
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