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FAMILY DIVIDED: Dilsia Acosta and Hector Guillen, parents of Wildin Acosta, fear their son could be in danger if he is deported to Honduras.
KAITLIN MCKEOWN/THE HERALD-SUN/AP
IT WAS 6:30 on a cold morning this past January, and Wildin Acosta, 19, was running late for school. As he rushed out the door of his red brick home in Durham, North Carolina, three Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents handcuffed him and whisked him away in an unmarked vehicle. His father watched from the kitchen window, stunned and helpless.