everybody

"We want more people who are welcoming and aware of the fact that we are all citizens of the world and that everybody can be a migrant anywhere," she said.

Once everybody was in position, and all of the safety measures had been put in place, he wanted me to help set the “head fire,” a 6-foot wall of flame that would roar up the hill and consume dozens of acres in a matter of minutes.

Everybody smelled the smoke, but prescribed burns are becoming so common in the region, nobody seemed alarmed.

"Everybody agrees it needs reform, we have got to reform it and that is what we intend to do."

“Everybody’s worried about it,” Manolo said, recounting how he had heard that earlier that day ICE had raided a business two doors over from his.