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Last week, the United States faced a defining moment when ICE agents arrested a 10-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, Rosamaria Hernandez. Rosamaria is currently recovering from gallbladder surgery…
By Katherine Perez, co-founder of National Coalition of Latinxs with Disabilities
On Inktober Day 29 I was not feeling particularly “united.” I was, and am, feeling for Rosa Maria Hernandez and her family. (They have unfortunately now been overshadowed by the Trump campaign indictments). -Lalena
On Inktober Day 29 I was not feeling particularly “united.” I was, and am, feeling for Rosa Maria Hernandez and her family.
ASAN and 170+ other organizations are joining the ACLU to demand ORR #FreeRosa
Our immigration system’s capacity for cruelty: we condone leveraging special needs children against their desperate parents in defense of a border. A line in the dirt.
Imagine being that ICE agent in Laredo... imagine spending your night following an ambulance carrying a sick child, standing outside her hospital roo mall night. What thoughts go through your ind during those hours? Imagine watching as nurses prepare a terrified post-op child to be transferred to a detention facility for unaccompanied minors alone, though her parents are nearby, as are family detention facilities. What goes through your mind as you escort her gurney out of the hospital? Is this just part of your job? Is it serving some grander goal? In the face of abject cruelty, how does your mind abstract from your actions? Blame it on the chain of command? Reduce the child to less than human? Is that how you cope with treating this family so inhumanely? How? How? I really can’t understand.
10-Year-Old Immigrant is Detained After Agents Stop Her On Her Way to Surgery, October 25, 2017
Is This Who We Are? October 27, 2017
@Regranned from @womensmarch - Today's #SignOfResistance is a call to action to #FreeRosa Maria Hernandez, an undocumented ten-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, who was taken by border patrol after getting emergency surgery and is now being held in a federal detention center for children. Call the Office of Refugee Resettlement and demand they release Rosa back to her family immediately! The number to dial is (202) 401 9246. Visit @aclu_nationwide for more on how to take action. Artwork: @ashlukadraws - #regrann
