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There has always been movement of people, and as we commemorate World Refugee Day on June 20th a group of musicians, activists and community members got together at The Urbano Project​ in Boston to share their experiences and reflect on the diversity that makes up American society: "The direction of where the world is going is encouraging us all, almost forcing us all, to break down those walls."

La cantante Eleni Arapoglou interpreta 'Milo mou kai mantarini', grabada en exclusiva para U-LAB Music como parte de las sesiones 'Immigrant Sounds' en honor al Mes de la Herencia del Inmigrante y al Día Mundial del Refugiado. Featuring Vasilis en el laúd.

Delfina Cheb's family is from Romania and Syria. She knows first hand what is like to be an immigrant. She's part of the U-Lab Immigrant Sounds sessions that celebrate World Refugee Day and Immigrant Heritage Month.

Artist Nora Valdez and youth in the Boston community are sharing their stories one suitcase at a time at The Urbano Project. At U-LAB Music we documented their process as part of our 'Immigrant Sounds' series.

La cantautora Delfina Cheb interpreta 'No me da miedo', grabada en exclusiva para U-LAB Music como parte de las sesiones 'Immigrant Sounds' en honor al Mes de la Herencia del Inmigrante y al Día Mundial del Refugiado. Con Michael González en la guitarra. // Delfina Cheb sings 'No me da miedo' as part of U-LAB Music's 'Immigrant Sounds' sessions in honor of Immigrant Heritage Month and World Refugee Day. Featuring Michael González on guitar.

La cantante Ana María Villa interpreta 'Más', grabada en exclusiva para U-LAB Music como parte de las sesiones 'Immigrant Sounds' en honor al Mes de la Herencia del Inmigrante y al Día Mundial del Refugiado. Con Anthony Tran, Isaac Matus, Simon Fagerstedt, y Jose Andrés Benitez. // Ana María Villa sings 'Más' as part of U-LAB Music's 'Immigrant Sounds' sessions in honor of Immigrant Heritage Month and World Refugee Day. Featuring Anthony Tran, Isaac Matus, Simon Fagerstedt, and Jose Andrés Benitez.

These are the immigrant sounds of today: diverse, unique, in harmony. In honor of Immigrant Heritage Month and World Refugee Day, U-LAB Music presents artists from around the world who have made America their home.

Nestor Duarte was driving his car in Key West, Florida, when Monroe sheriff deputy David Lariz pulled him over and asked for his papers. Lariz is the same officer who recently asked a Honduran man who had been hit by a car if he was "illegal."

Mimi Martinez, 30, arrived to the United States when she was five years old. Her mom stayed behind in Mexico. Now a legal resident, she was recently able to travel to see her mother in Mexico after 25 years.

Antonio Martínez-Arreguín, Mexican, 51 years old, has crossed the border to the United States several times illegally. This is the fifth time Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deports him. After being deported through Tijuana, without belongings or money, he said: "I don't even know which way to go."

We ride along with a US Border Patrol agent on the San Diego-Tijuana border. This area is one of the busiest border areas, and the most fortified. Foggy days are are particularly vulnerable.

Patrullamos la frontera de San Diego-Tijuana con un agente fronterizo de U.S. Border Patrol. Este trozo de frontera es uno de los más calientes y el más fortificado. Los días de niebla son especialmente vulnerables.

Although the deportation numbers for Donald Trump's administration have kept pace with the Obama administration, images of operatives and arrests, hate attacks on different minorities, and the President's own pronouncements have triggered alarms in the immigrant community ... and fear. One of Trump's most vocal campaign promises has begun to come true. And we are not talking about the physical wall, but a deeper, taller and more effective one: the wall of fear.

The young man who was allegedly tortured in Venezuela spoke with Univision News as he left immigration detention, after a day after his arrest. "Thank God I'm out."

Since Donald Trump arrived to the White House the number of undocumented immigrants being arrested has increased, and not just those with criminal records. In fact, during his first few months in office, the total number of immigrants arrested, without a criminal history, has doubled.

Immigration has been at the forefront of political conversation in the United States for almost two years, particularly since Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency. Jorge Ramos believes immigration is an issue that should be debated, but that this debate should be based on facts. This is what he has to say to those who have criminalized undocumented immigrants in the country.