Examining the Effects of US Mass Deportations on Africans
Facing the Unknown: The African Immigrant's Journey in America
Imagine waking up each day with a cloud of uncertainty hanging over you, a silent awareness that at any moment, the life you’ve built could be upended. For many African immigrants in the United States, this is not an abstract fear but a tangible presence lurking in the backdrop of their daily lives.
“To be an immigrant is to live in perpetuity with an unanswered question,” shared Anna Mensah, a nurse who emigrated from Ghana a decade ago. Her words…