TED: What we're missing in the debate about immigration | Duarte Geraldino

The video explores the speaker's childhood fear of the Statue of Liberty, which symbolizes immigration and identity. It delves into the impact of immigration on social circles, highlighting the emotional and social costs of deportation. Through real-life stories, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the broader social impact of immigration policies. The video concludes with a personal reflection on global migration and identity, urging viewers to consider their own social circles and the potential impact of broken connections.

What was the initial reaction of the narrator when they saw the Statue of Liberty?

How did the narrator's mother explain the significance of the Statue of Liberty?

What impact do immigrants have on the narrator's life as a first-generation American?

What are some of the emotional costs associated with deportation mentioned in the text?

How does the narrator describe the relationship between social circles and the concept of a country?

What example does the narrator provide to illustrate the importance of social circles in immigration cases?

What question does the narrator keep pondering about the Statue of Liberty?