What mass deportation would mean for Salvadoran families in the U.S.

The video discusses the Velasco family, who are Salvadorian immigrants living in California under Temporary Protected Status (TPS). With the Trump administration's decision to end TPS, the family faces the prospect of returning to a dangerous El Salvador, leaving behind their U.S. citizen children. The video explores the broader implications of ending TPS, including economic impacts on both the U.S. and El Salvador, and shares personal stories of those affected. It highlights the challenges of returning to El Salvador, such as gang violence and a poor job market, and offers advice for Salvadorians in the U.S. to seek legal immigration status.

What challenges does the Velasco family face regarding their temporary protected status?

How did Vanessa and Enrique Velasco end up in the United States?

What are the concerns of their daughter Ariana about potentially returning to El Salvador?

Describe the living conditions in El Salvador as mentioned in the text.

What impact does the deportation of Salvadorians have on both the U.S. and El Salvador's economies?

What advice does Google Castro give to Salvadorians still in the U.S.?

What are the Velasco family's hopes for their future in the United States?