"We never thought they would accuse us [of trafficking] for the simple fact of not abandoning our children, for bringing them with us seeking the same thing Cubans have sought for years."
"It’s very harsh; we are not criminals. They are accusing us of trafficking the girl when all we want is her wellbeing in this country."
Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, Cuban mothers, face serious accusations of trafficking their own children while seeking refuge in the U.S. They left Cuba during a significant migratory crisis, aiming for greater opportunities for their families. After being welcomed at the U.S. border, their lives took a harsh turn as they were accused of being traffickers instead of simply pursuing a better future. Both women express confusion and heartbreak over these allegations, emphasizing their intentions were purely for their children's wellbeing, not criminality.
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