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“Right now, there is an absolute sense of terror among people in the business that they’ll be out of a job, that the old models aren’t working, that they won’t earn what they once did,” said Galloway of Chapman.

"I think they'll be interested in, what his message is going to be."

Now, Ifat, her husband Zion, and six younger relatives are packing up what they can from the home they've lived in for 29 years - and trying to decide where they'll stay over the coming days.

“They’re scared going to school in the morning, and worried they’ll come home and find out their parents were deported.”

"We don't want to leave the house anymore. We don't want to go to the store. We're afraid they'll catch us."