Historias de Deportation

Follow the life of 6 siblings, who are separated from their parents and now have to look after one another.

half of everyone getting deported, bee is dealing with school, Mr j and Lin are being besties, more performance stuff, so on and so fourth. So everyone decides bee should live with Mr j who for some reason lives with Lin now even though Lin has a family... and tubbo Colby slimecicle and Tommy go with her for comfort but it's kinda emotional. ALSO CLYDE IS BACK AND SHOOTS BEE LIKE WHAT?! I'M SORRY

Story published by Amazon, available in English and Spanish in the United States, Canada, England, Australia and in Latin America and the Caribbean. It's incomplete on Wattpad, but all the chapters are in the paid version. Are you ready to know some of the causes that lead to cross-border migration, which is part of the reality around us? As earthquakes and post-earthquake tremors, migratory shakes are equally slow and silent movements of extreme poverty, which generate more and more tension, until they cause one movement after the other of waves of migration of people looking to run away from chronic unemployment and underpaid jobs. The hidden tension generated by poverty is alive and surfaces with the migratory movements intended to secure the interests of ordinary citizens, people that are forced to change the rhythm of their monetary lives and to migrate to reach labor markets with high purchasing power to be able to make the most of their personal economies. Besides being the author of this book, I am also part of the waves of migration of those looking for economic opportunities in other labor markets in this planet. In this book, my esteemed reader, you will find questions that will help you open your mind and dive deep into the matter of cross-border migration. As you go through this book, you shall be able to feel the reality of waves of migration and some of their causes. The contents of this book shall teach you how to broaden your understanding of the ordinary citizens cross-border migration, who go looking for economic opportunities in other countries' labor markets, people looking to grow their personal economies to be better prepared to face the costs of everyday life.

I'm just explaining what's going on in my head and my life I have no one els to tell so I might as well do this

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the ruling by a lower court that had ruled that DACA is illegal. Essentially, the basis of the ruling is that President Obama did not use the proper administrative process to institute DACA in the first place. Despite the ruling, current DACA holders will not be affected and they can continue to renew their DACA status. The ruling only really affects new DACA applications at this point. President Biden did issue new regulations that will go into effect at the end of this month. The purpose is to fix the "defects" that the lower court had found; i.e., the defects that rendered DACA "illegal" according to the court. The Federal government is expected to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.

Hadara Henzl is an average teen girl living in Hungary in 1944 with her mother, father, sisters and brother. Then one day in March of that year, Hadara's world is flipped upside down. **Cover is a photo I found on the internet that I edited** 9/16/17- #460 in Historical Fiction

Dictator Ron Snow Trump has token over the whole word. He had made a deal with Great Britain, giving them all of europe. The main Character, Haylee, must discover how to get out of this cruel word with her cousins on her Moms side. On her dads side, she goes to Great Britain every spring break from South Korea (aka Argonutron territory) to meet her Father and her family on his side. Will Haylee be able to get out? Find out now in "Arigonutron& Great Britain"

In a near-future America fractured by fear and fueled by authoritarian rage, the war on immigrants has turned deadly-and silent. Families vanish in the night. Planes return from deportation runs empty. Along the border, whispers speak of children shackled and tossed into the ocean, their names erased from every record. And no one is talking. Until one man steps out of the shadows. Clay Navarro, a haunted ex-Special Forces operative living off-grid in the Arizona desert, wanted nothing more than peace. But when he receives a package containing classified photos-ICE agents posing beside drowned bodies marked "DETAINED AND RESOLVED"-his past catches fire. What begins as a quiet investigation becomes a full-blown crusade against a covert government operation called Project Saltline-an operation so secret, it's rewriting reality. From desolate towns where silence is law to deep black sites buried in the desert, Clay's path collides with teachers, journalists, and undocumented survivors fighting to expose a truth America refuses to see. As Clay battles rogue agents and private contractors with ties to the White House, the question isn't just how many lives can be saved-it's whether the soul of the country can be. Saltlines: The War At Home is a raw, explosive, and emotionally charged thriller that holds a mirror to our darkest instincts-and dares you to look away. For fans of Sicario, No Country for Old Men, and The Underground Railroad, this novel is not just a warning. It's a reckoning.

Faced with deportation to her native Canada, high-powered book editing company owner Alison Dilaurentis says she's engaged to marry Emily Fields, her hapless assistant. Emily agrees to the charade, but imposes a few conditions of her own, including flying to Alaska to meet her eccentric family. With a suspicious immigration official always lurking nearby, Emily and Alison must stick to their wedding plan despite numerous mishaps.

a fictional tale of a long lost non-fictional relative, cowboy-ing away out east

A series of interconnected short stories steeped in the Jamaican culture and its many layered aspects of life from particular perspectives.

The Declaration Daddies is a short story I wrote in high school for an English assignment. It was formerly titled The Founding Daddies until I realized I totally passed up the idea of calling it Declaration Daddies. It was written on paper in 2017, so the research I did for it is a tad bit out dated. But is still entirely true. This is my first publication on watt-pad, so I hope you enjoy!! Here are the links to the websites I used for the information. So you know where it came from and It doesn't get removed. https://www.trutv.com/shows/adam-ruins-everything/articles/adam-ruins-immigration https://www.trutv.com/shows/adam-ruins-everything/articles/adam-ruins-voting

The story of the heart-wrenching separation of a single mother separated from her family. How a mother struggled to provide a better life for her children but is now let to wonder if her battle was worth the consequences.

I was trying. I was sick of trying. My life was nothing but trying. Trying and pleasing. Please the pack, please the school, please my father's memory. There was no room left for joy. The only bright spot was those 48 minutes with Mariah. And I couldn't even get that.

Pricila Gonzalez has lived in Tampa her whole life a newly graduate from high school she starts college all by herself in a new city far from her family and friends and she so happens to live in the dorm in front of the so called "bad boy" of the campus Ezekiel Romero who a "rude self absorbed bastard" as Pricila would describe him she realizes that there's always a tragic past behind what makes a person who they are only to fall in a deep mess that only they can fix together.

The things I did just so I could call you mine... *Short story

"Strong families break, fragile families shatter." Meztli Azteca never thought -nor believed- that her deepest fear would ever become a reality. She now lives in fear. Every. Single. Waking. Moment of her life, is spent in fear. She is afraid that the U.S. government will take away the ones who brought her into this world, her mom and dad. She is afraid that the U.S. government will take away the ones that came after her, her younger brother and sister. Why wouldn't they take away the ones she loves the most? They already took her older brother. Meztli's family is falling apart faster than she can try to put it back together. Now she must struggle to keep her family together, and from shattering into a million shards of broken glass...

The island of Pigscula Keys, some would say, was an accidental discovery. Others would call it the beginning of centuries of despair and forced imprisonment. Whether accidental or not it would become a place no one could ever leave. The Rafanoli's had made sure of that. Forcing its people to live either trapped underground in the Clinkirk Compound or above in the small town of Stormy Shore. Now many, many years later Mia Niles, adopted daughter of two previous occupants of the island, returns for answers and closure. In her quest for truth she'll meet old friends, discover long lost artifacts, learn about a mysterious disease and what life had really been like under the reign of Rafanoli. Along with the help of her outspoken but somewhat dimwitted cousin Sabrina, her quirky friend Alan who she may or may not be in love with and the ever puzzling but captivating Glenn Sanbuster who without the island never would have been freed. Mia discovers one very important thing. There is always a way to survive so long as you do not give up hope.