San Diego Union Tribune, Septmeber 2025
By: Alex Riggins
We are the forgotten ones' | A deportee helps the newly deported start a new life in an unfamiliar country
CBS 8, June 2025
PRISM, April 14th, 2025
By: Kate Morrissey
NPR, April 8, 2025
By: Joel Rose, Sergio Martinez-Beltran
L.A. Taco , January 2025
By Hadley Tomicki
The Border Report, May 2022
By Salvador Rivera
Insider, May 2022
By Erin Snodgrass and Azmi Haroun
The Washington Post, March 2019
By Kevin Sieff and Sarah Kinosian
The Guardian, February 12, 2019
By Ed Vulliamy
CBS News, April 15, 2019
By Manuel Bojorquez
“To see that Border Patrol returned this family back to Mexico where they don't have immigration status, where they don't have the opportunity to easily receive medical care -- that to me, was really shocking and it was a dereliction of duty.”
Ginger Cline, Justice Catalyst Fellow at Al Otro Lado
CBS 8, March 30, 2021
By Brandon Lewis, David Gotfredson (Investigative Producer)
The Associated Press, March 19, 2021
By Elliot Spagat, Photo by Gregory Bull/AP Photo
Managing Attorney for our Family Reunification Project Carol Anne Mauer Donohoe, talks to The New Republic about the nuanced complexities of what it will take to end "kids in cages".
The New Republic, March 15, 2021
By Felipe De La Hoz, Photo by John Moore/Getty Images
Erika speaks to the BBC's Laura Trevelyan on what she's seeing on the Mexico side of the border, the conditions of the facilities holding migrant children, and recent acts by the Biden administration on immigration.
BBC World News America, March 5, 2021
What happens when immigrant-rights advocates reach a breaking point?
VQR Online, Spring 2020
By Lauren Markham, Illustrations by Jen Renninger