Photos by Karla Gachet kchete77 / “We are no different from anyone else that was born here; we’re human, we bleed, we have feelings, we have a family... and home is here,” says Teissy Angel. Teissy, 25, was born in Oaxaca, Mexico. Her parents brought her and her identical twin to the U.S. when they were five years old. She remembers her first days in kindergarten, understanding that she was different from the other students because she didn't speak English. The U.S. DACA* policy gave her confidence and the ability to attend college. Today she's the student body president at Southwest Community College and also works full-time as an essential domestic caregiver. When the pandemic hit, the hardest part of her job was finding food for her client, as most of the stores in the area had been emptied by panicked people. 1: Family photo of Teissy (left) and her twin around the time they arrived in the U.S. (courtesy of Teissy Angel). 2: Teissy dyes her client’s hair at her home in South Cent...