‘My daughter. My grandchildren.’
The State Department is allowing elderly Mexicans to visit their undocumented children in the United States, reuniting families separated for years, even decades.
María Dominga Romero León, 68, sets aside her embroidery to cook lunch over a fire in her village of Cheran, Mexico. Three of her six children are longtime undocumented immigrants in the United States.
By Kevin Sieff-MAY 24, 2019CHERAN, Mexico — María Dominga Romero León bent over a small black suitcase and packed her things, one by one: A folder of photographs, a half-finished blouse, a bag of wooden toys for the grandchildren she’d never met.
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