As Donald Trump gears up for the 2024 election, his past vows to deport millions are under examination, particularly in light of his administration’s historical failures. Trump often praises the Eisenhower-era raids on Mexican immigrants, a sentiment echoed since his initial presidential campaign. Critics argue that Trump selectively draws on history for political gain while sidestepping the shortcomings of his presidency. One family’s story, including Noelia Sanchez, born to Mexican parents during the 1954 raids, sheds light on the complexities of immigration history. Sanchez, now a Chicago-based immigration attorney, exemplifies the intricacies and challenges of the immigration narrative.
Source: Post Register
