After two decades in the U.S., Alejandra Juarez thought she had it made.
She came to the country illegally after fleeing violence in Mexico but had built a middle-class life in Davenport, Florida, with her husband, Temo, a retired U.S. Marine who voted for Donald Trump.
After Trump became president, Alejandra Juarez discovered that federal immigration authorities had taken an interest in her case. She soon found herself deported despite protests, a congressional bill and emotional pleas from her young daughters.
“Living Undocumented,” a new Netflix documentary series, investigates her story and the diversity of migrants caught . . .
