Gabriella Romero and Nkwi Flores, members of Amazon Andes First Peoples, share their insights on Indigenous borderwork and migration. They explore the symbolism of eucalyptus trees in diaspora and their connection to cultural heritage. The conversation takes a turn to discuss the complexities of the US elections from an Indigenous perspective, analyzing how political dynamics influence marginalized communities. Personal narratives and ecological connections add depth to their reflections on belonging in an ever-changing world.