Czechs in the USA feel the immigration policy, some have voluntarily deported themselves

Klára Moldová reflects on the rapid deportation of her friend from the U.S. to the Czech Republic, highlighting the fear among Czech families in America due to strict immigration policies under Trump. Many are struggling to secure their legal status, with some opting for voluntary deportation. The demographic shift in Cicero, where the T.G. Masaryk Czech School is located, reflects a decline in Czech heritage as the area becomes predominantly Hispanic. Moldová emphasizes the reliance on undocumented immigrants for various jobs in the U.S., while others, like Věra Dvořák, express concern over the fear within the Czech community regarding their immigration status. The article also discusses the challenges faced by immigrants seeking asylum in the current political climate, contrasting past experiences with the present situation.