ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月28日 04時21分

This is America’s new Ellis Island: a bus terminal in McAllen, Texas. Thousands of undocumented immigrants line up here every day, newly released from detention. The crowded station is an entry and exit point in their monthslong journey. Yet unlike that historic gateway on New York Harbor, immigrants here have effectively been jailed by the authorities. They’re detained in federal facilities and then released. Government-contracted buses drop many of them off and they stand in line, get their tickets and then walk to a nearby immigrant-services center. Last week, when @ilanapl, @mannynyt and @mitchellferman visited, people spoke as much about the future as the past. Their immigration status was uncertain. But they were eager for whatever was coming next. “I want to work in Miami,” said Gerardo Mendoza, 27, from Honduras. “I want to play soccer at school,” said Anthony, 16, from Guatemala. “This is so beautiful,” said Nelson, 35, from Honduras. “Is all of the United States like this?” @ilanapl took this photo of Mayra, 32, and her 6-year-old daughter, from Guatemala. Visit the link in our profile to see more from America’s new Ellis Island.

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