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    Commentary: What will happen back in El Salvador?

    by Isabel De Sola and Robert Muggah, Los Angeles Times Jan 16, 2018 3 minutes

    All migrants have two lives - the one they are living now, and the one from before. In El Salvador, Rosa Maria was a sociologist. After fleeing to Long Island, N.Y., in 2002, she found work cleaning Manhattan apartments by day and fast-food restaurants by night. Her children have embraced the American dream. One daughter is studying to be a psychologist; her son is a journalist.

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