ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月16日 22時37分

Photo by @nataliekeyssar | Eva Maria Escobar, a mother, restaurant manager, cook, activist, and politician, lights the stove in the restaurant she runs with her family. She has been separated from her youngest son, Benjamin, ever since she tried to bring him back to the U.S., where he was born. Because the child is a citizen, he was allowed to stay in the country with relatives, but she was deported to Guatemala.
Eva Maria Escobar and her husband immigrated to the U.S. when they were young, and three of their four sons were born there. After her husband's deportation, they moved the family back to Guatemala, but due to economic necessity, they eventually decided that Eva Maria should return to the U.S. for work, with Benjamin. At the border they were separated, and Benjamin was released to relatives in Georgia, while Eva Maria was incarcerated for six months before being deported back to Guatemala. She and her husband are now both leaders in local government. Her three sons still in the U.S. study hard and help out in the "comedor" they run to help supplement their income. She is deeply pained by the absence of her youngest son, but tries to comfort herself by hoping that his future in the U.S. will be better than what is available in Guatemala.

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