Una redada, 46 historias truncadas: “Me falta la vida sin mi hija”
EL PAÍS reconstruye a través de una decena de entrevistas el arresto de medio centenar de migrantes en un almacén aduanero de Nueva Jersey en octubre de 2025. Los meses de detención y las deportaciones han desgarrado a docenas de familias
In a recent raid, 46 individuals were apprehended for their illegal presence in the United States. At the heart of this story is the tragic tale of 46-year-old María Eugenia García and her daughter Killy Tatiana Yangquen García.
Killy, born prematurely, was her mother's constant companion for the first 20 years of her life. The two were inseparable until one fateful October morning when Killy was arrested during a routine search of an unlicensed warehouse where her mother worked without proper documentation.
María Eugenia, separated from her daughter and forced to live in hiding, continues to yearn for her lost child. "I can't bear the thought of not having the opportunity to protect my daughter again," she expresses sorrowfully through a video call. The family's history is one of migration, having left Colombia over a decade ago in search of a better life.
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