ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月18日 04時26分

For most of the 2 months she was held in immigration detention centers in the United States, Donelda Pulex Castellanos feared she might never see her 6-year-old daughter again. The 2 had been caught after unlawfully crossing the Mexican border. Donelda was locked up in Texas and her daughter, Marelyn Maydori, was sent to a foster home in Michigan. They were reunited last week, moments before they were put on a plane back to Guatemala. “It never occurred to us that we were going to be imprisoned and they were going to take my daughter,” Donelda, 35, said last week in Santa Rosa de Lima, a poor municipality in Guatemala. During the ordeal, her family was particularly concerned about Marelyn. “It’s one thing with an adult,” said Donelda’s father, Aman Pulex Monterrozo, 63. “But a child?” He continued: “A child has a tiny heart. A child is innocent.” Donelda, her husband and their 2 daughters — who are pictured together in the second photo — are living in Aman’s house. The Pulexes plan to take Marelyn to see a psychologist. She’s doesn’t have much to say about her experiences in the U.S. How was the treatment by her foster parents? “Good.” And at the detention center, too? “No.” @meghandhaliwal took these photos while on #nytassignment in Guatemala. (In the first photo, Marelyn, left, is playing with her cousin.) Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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