This chapter explores the distressing case of Andri José Hernández Romero and others unjustly detained in a Salvadoran mega prison, highlighting the lack of due process and emotional toll on their families. It examines the controversial implications of U.S. immigration policies and the personal connections that emphasize the human impact of bureaucratic decisions. By sharing heartfelt testimonials and legal challenges, the chapter sheds light on the struggles of marginalized groups seeking asylum and the fight for justice amid systemic injustices.