In the final episode of this series, the conversation shifts from systems and enforcement to responsibility.
What does it cost a country when its people look away?
Through the story of José — a young immigrant who traveled alone to survive gang violence and loss — this episode explores how complexity, exhaustion, and political noise allow injustice to hide in plain sight. We examine how immigration law’s structure favors the affluent, limits humanitarian relief, and quietly depends on public disengagement to remain unchanged.
This episode isn’t about outrage. It’s about awareness.
Because looking away doesn’t just affect immigrants — it affects our ability to protest, to question power, and to defend our own freedoms.
☕ Refill your coffee. Don’t look away.
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