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On March 7th, 2018, Alejandra Pablos, a reproductive rights and undocumented activist was detained by ICE and placed in the Eloy Detention Center in Arizona. A petition for her early release was launched by Mijente, a group that organizes around immigrant rights, and it circulated quickly on social media. Alejandra became a high profile activist with thousands of supporters. Reporter Maya Cueva and former New York Women's Foundation fellow at Latino USA looks at what Alejandra's story tells us about how undocumented activism is changing.

This story was reported and co-produced by Maya Cueva at NPR's Latino USA and originally aired on NPR's Latino USA. 

Alejandra Pablos in upcoming documentary BEING ALE, directed by Maya Cueva

Alejandra Pablos in upcoming documentary BEING ALE, directed by Maya Cueva

Being Ale “WORKING TITLE” is a documentary portrait following undocumented activist Alejandra Pablos as she fights for political asylum in Trump’s America. Currently in Production. Coming Spring 2019.