Opinion | What Trump's Hatred Taught Me
Briefly

The label of being an immigrant has shifted in my life; it started as a calling card, but over time, it feels more of a memory—a once upon a time.
My mother emphasized our Peruvian roots, connecting with other Spanish-speaking families, as if to remind us that even while trying to fit in, we will always stand out.
There’s a profound connection between the words 'longing' and 'stranger' in Spanish; understanding that has shaped my own experience as both an immigrant and a part of this society.
In today’s political climate, immigrants are often seen as a policy issue, yet we are so much more; we are not merely statistics, but stories of humanity.
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