Migrant Women Face Job Struggles in Aurora, Colorado

Sofia Roca's journey highlights the harsh realities faced by migrant women seeking work and stability in the U.S.

Migrant women like Sofia Roca are drawn to Aurora, Colorado, by the promise of jobs and a Spanish-speaking community, but face significant challenges.
Many migrants, including Roca, arrive in Aurora after being bused from Texas, only to find a lack of job opportunities and growing local resentment.
Roca's attempts to secure employment are thwarted by a hostile environment and limited legal work options, reflecting broader issues faced by undocumented migrants.
Despite efforts to find work, Roca encounters dangerous propositions and low-paying jobs, highlighting the vulnerability of migrant women in precarious situations.
Roca ultimately leaves Aurora for a more stable environment, underscoring the ongoing struggle for safety and dignity among migrant communities.