Women Ask ‘What if It Were Me?’ and Rush to Aid Separated Families
A group of New York women aimed to get one migrant released from detention and reunited with her children, but have now raised $300,000 and counting.
Women Ask 'What if It Were Me?’ and Rush to Aid Separated Families
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