When they get to the other side they're detained and go to holding facility

They're eventually transported by a bus to another state and sleep on the streets while trying to get their papers 

They're fortunate enough to get help through an organization and receive temporary housing 

During this time his dad does odd jobs to make as much as he can

MC goes to school which isn't only hard for he doesn't speak the language but he's also bullied do to his ethnicity 

The family spends years struggling until the day they got their green cards

They were now able to work better paying jobs

Although getting hired wasn't easy do to discrimination 

They did their best MC worked hard throughout school and eventually went to college for law

They made it their life mission to make it so that no more families went through what they did

Their success grew and once they could afford it they hired a private investigator to find their mom

Only to find she had died not to long after the day they crossed the border

The family was crushed and the dad blamed himself for failing his family 

The deep sorrow became part of their everyday life like a wound that never stopped bleeding

When the dad believed his children could make it on their own he wrote his final letter and left the land of the living to once again reunite with his wife

The wound the family had bled even more after this but it also brought a new wave of determination to change things

Working hard not only to make the legalization process easier and faster 

Fought against the discrimination that was put on their people 

(Acirema goes through liberation)

During the new president speech they stood in the crowd and listen to the declaration of world peace 

They along with the president of Acirema worked to build relations with the Southern border 

Although not easy and many challenges lie ahead they're prepared to do whatever