The article details Martin Mugerwa's experience as a chaplain and counselor amid the Trump administration's immigration crackdown. Initially confident in his safety, he faced unexpected detention after mistakenly crossing into Canada with his family. Despite having applied for asylum, he was taken into custody for visa overstay, illustrating the far-reaching consequences of strict immigration policies. Mugerwa reflects on his responsibilities and fears for his family, highlighting how sudden policy shifts can deeply affect those seemingly out of harm's way.
Mugerwa's perspective shifted from feeling safe as a chaplain to fearing detention when he and his family, navigating visa issues, were held by immigration authorities.
Mugerwa's experience highlights the profound effects of immigration policy, showing how it ensnares individuals who previously felt secure, reshaping their sense of safety.
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