Torn Apart: Separated at the Border

"Torn Apart: Separated at the Border" is a powerful documentary that reveals the heart-wrenching stories of two mothers who were separated from their children for months after fleeing violence and seeking asylum in the United States. The film takes a humanizing approach to the ongoing immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border,showing the arduous journey that migrant families face and the challenges they encounter in their quest for reunification. With the help of pro bono lawyers and community volunteers, the two mothers fight for their right to be with their children again, amidst an uncertain future. This short documentary sheds light on the realities of families torn apart by the U.S. immigration system and the long-lasting impact it has on their lives.

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