Reflections on ICE Raids in Los Angeles
Rossana Pérez, a refugee and immigrant advocate, shares her thoughts on coping with the trauma of ICE raids in Los Angeles.
Pérez, a professor, writer, and activist, was arrested by a death squad and imprisoned in her native El Salvador before arriving in Los Angeles over 40 years ago.
There is also reason for hope amid the trauma.
According to Pérez, looking to! history can provide Latinos and other immigrant communities with examples and guidance to survive this tumultuous time.
Impact of Immigration Raids
The ongoing aggressive immigration raids since June have affected the physical and mental health of Latinos across Los Angeles.
- Many are unable to seek help from doctors or therapists.
- Elders like Pérez, 67, provide vital support and direction.
Author's summary: Refugee and immigrant advocate Rossana Pérez reflects on hope.
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