A woman named "E" was at a clothing store in Tampa, Florida with her daughter when she realized it was time to leave.

It was her daughter's 15th birthday, and she wanted to buy her an outfit. She says she felt the salespeople giving them looks. "Real ugly looks," she says. "They could call immigration," she recalls telling her daughter. "You're an American citizen, but you're also Hispanic. We need to get out of here."

They left the store, she says, with the feeling that it was also time to leave the state. The question this family is grappling with is: where to?

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