The Deportation of a Child

I can't even imagine an excitement of running around in the Lower East side of Manhattan. Like, if you were in New York and you lived through that that era, like you did not want to be inside inside being inside was a punishment. So I still love her. She's actually a mother's day in the men of grand public today. Did you give your grandmas? I'm saying mama. Nice. Yeah. To all the all the deportees. It's heartbreaking. Kind of like, you know, culture and beliefs that come from Africa or wherever they come from. And then they come over here and they have us and then we get involved. They're like,