And old man who arrived in the United States by crossing borders from Nicaragua He does not even want to hear about the mere possibility of being returned to Cuba, and he is clear that he should have arrived on US soil at least 20 years ago.
“If Immigration now tells you that they are going to deport you, what do you say to that officer?” Her granddaughter asked at the beginning of a funny dialogue shared in Tik Tokwhile the older adult shared a pool with his family.
“Let them put me in jail”replied the old man, to immediately declare emphatically that return to live in Cuba “never”, if only for a walk.
When asked what would happen if, while on the island for a walk, they did not let him return, he stated: “I would die, I would die, I would die, my God,” he said, driving away the mere possibility.
The old man, who arrived in the United States after successively crossing the borders of Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico, was very happy and satisfied to be living in the city of West Palm Beach after that long migratory journey he had to do.
When asked what he believed about the United States, the grandfather was moved to tears and replied “Wonderful, it should have arrived 20 years ago.”
Although the majority of those who escaped from Cuba by crossing borders in the migration crisis of 2022 were young people, not a few older adults launched themselves through Central American countries to reach the border between Mexico and the United States.
In all cases they left emotional testimonies of courage and overcoming physical ailments before the jackpot: the family reunion.
