As signs of spring began to poke through a brutally cold winter, Ava and Sam watched as the world’s attention turned to other things: the strange kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro, the killing of the Mexican drug lord “El Mencho,” and now, a new war in Iran. ICE, at least ostensibly, had moved onto other cities. But Ava and Sam were cautioned not to become cavalier. ICE was still lurking. So they stayed cautious, and cautiously optimistic. Their kids were starting to adjust better to life in America—bringing homework and artwork from school, talking about their dreams for the future. “When we’re home, honestly, it’s all joy,” Ava told me. “We play with the kids; we spend a lot of time together.”
3月26日，福州工业路种植的羊蹄甲正值花期，为城市道路披上了华美的花衣。中新社记者 王东明 摄
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