‘They killed us alive by taking away our children’
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The nonprofit Grassroots Leadership collected letters from mothers who were separated from their children at the U.S. border and provided English translations. The Austin, Texas-based nonprofit asked that the women’s last names and identifying information be redacted. In some cases, women asked that their first names also be redacted.
‘I miss you so much’: Letters from detained immigrant women to their children »
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