A vocational school in Colombia aimed at helping migrants gain employment has been forced to close its doors unexpectedly. This closure comes as a result of President Donald Trump's decision to freeze US foreign aid in January, impacting the school's ability to continue operating.
The sudden shutdown of the school has left many migrants in a state of uncertainty regarding their future prospects. More than 2,400 miles away, political decisions made at the highest levels have directly affected the lives of these individuals seeking to improve their employment opportunities.
