For Sam Soliman, America has always been home. Yet without a pathway to citizenship, he along with more than half a million other DACA recipients live in constant uncertainty, dependent on a temporary status renewed every two years. When his mother is suddenly detained by ICE and deported, Sam must confront his own precarious reality through a new lens. His journey reveals how today’s immigration policies not only decide who gets to stay, but shape the story America tells about who belongs.