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Eight undocumented families' fates roller-coast as the United States' immigration policies are transformed.
Luis drives his girlfriend Kenia's son Noah to be reunited with his mother, so the two might be deported together. Alejandra awaits her fate.
ICE traps Luis, and Alejandra's appeals are denied. Meanwhile, Ron and Karen's Israeli-born daughter, Bar, gets DACA status and a work permit.
Alejandra is deported to Mexico with her daughter. Luis gets released as Kenia and Noah make a dangerous trek. Vinny, who once had asylum, worries.
While Vinny takes a chance and checks in with ICE, Luis reunites with Kenia and Noah. The Dunoyer family struggles in a legal limbo.
Vinny gets another chance as Eddie and Tyler move to Canada. Separated from their niece, "Miguel" and "María" are too scared to use their real names.
Awa's father is detained after his asylum is revoked. Eddie and Tyler say goodbye. "Miguel," "María" and their niece wait on their asylum filing.
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