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In the past In the year, Karla Reyes and Anima interactive team visited the US-Mexican border twice, to interview migrants and humanitars. Once a month, Reyes migrants gives away remote interviews via remote video calls. He talked to them. From Latin America, both in South Asia and the Middle East and Africa, each of the Africa, which is a common handle, pass to the United States.
A few hours after President Donald Trump in January antiugurationThousands of migrants suddenly have appointed meetings with US customs and border protection – an agency that will help sheltercanceled. Leadership close An app that allows migrants to apply for shelter. This was the first to prevent a new leadership in the face of those who wanted to immigrate to America.
“For a moment, the course of their lives was replaced,” Reyes said. “These are people waiting for years for years.”
For Reyes, this has strengthened the feeling of actuality around the team’s current project: Crowdfunded game called Take it to the north about migrants traveling on the border. “Although the game is not yet released, we think we can share information, resolve the disinformation and share resources with our communities,” he says.
One of the biggest misconceptions about migrants says Reyes – hopes that the game will help properly – the story of why they leave their homes in the United States. “The general public often sees this narrative where migrants are trying to come to the United States for economic opportunity.” “The reality is that most of the migrants I met are not wishing to leave their homes. They are leaving the oppression and violence. They leave everything they love, but they do not have another choice.”
Anima plans to release Take it to the north At the end of 2026 or early 2027, in which points may be harder than faced in the face of migrants.
At the end of February, Department of Homeland Security He claimed that “more than 20,000 illegal foreigners were arrested in a month of the president.” More arrests are convinced of the future as he attempts management deportation ramp. According to a Son Washington Post sheetDuring President Joe Biden, more than 1 million migrants, which appealed to the United States, may face a rapidly drawing lifting. Migrants arrested in the United States are only deported in an increasingly dangerous setting, including infirmity Guantanamo Migrant Operation Center, Cuba, Cuba. Travelers are never easy for a shelter seekers, but it is an increasingly scary perspective in 2025.
Take it to the north-Alvents are the game of migrants traveling with the Sonoran desert, the adventure-survival game and “Unfortunately, the main media often tries to increase awareness about statistics or divided by rhetoric.” Many migrants do not want to leave their homes, but because of violence, persecution or extreme poverty. Others, Reyes says he was abducted and can’t return home. “These are innocent and honest people who are not only failed,” he says.
