内容摘要：The prime minister has made tackling illegal immigration and "restoring order" to the asylum system a priority for the government.

The prime minister has made tackling illegal immigration and "restoring order" to the asylum system a priority for the government.

After President Trump's inauguration, amid reports of mass raids and deportations, Araceli began to fear for her and her family's safety – especially after the administration began sending illegal migrants to a notorious Salvadorian prison.But because both Canada and the US have signed onto the "safe third country agreement," migrants, like Araceli, who have been denied refuge in one country are not supposed to be granted asylum in the other. The agreement states that asylum seekers must apply for asylum in the first country where they land.

There are exceptions. One of them is if the asylum seeker arriving from the US can prove they have a close relative in Canada who meets certain requirements, they can enter the country and begin their refugee claim again.So Araceli and her family said goodbye to the life they had built in the US to join her two brothers in Canada.After crossing the Rainbow Bridge, they arrived at the border check point to make their asylum claim. She said she had all the original documents proving her relationship to her brother.

"They took everything, even our backpack, and we were left with nothing,"They spent the entire night in a waiting room, occasionally answering questions, until an agent found a problem with the application.

"They found a small detail: on my [birth] certificate, my father only had one last name, and on my brother's, he had two."

And although the document had a clarification explaining that such inaccuracies are common in El Salvador, the agent denied them entry to Canada.He and his friends, who are studying Welsh, have a group chat where they practice before lessons and exams, the 16-year-old said, speaking from this year's Eisteddfod yr Urdd.

"Sometimes we share things on Instagram or Facebook to show friends and family, but my friends who study A-level have set up a group chat so that we can talk in Welsh."Cerys, from Ysgol Gyfun Gwent Is Coed, near Newport, speaks Welsh with her family.

She said a lot of her friends went to English schools and used English outside of school because their family and parents "don't speak Welsh"."If there are more places where they are able to speak Welsh, I think more would speak Welsh," she said.