Sarita

The name "Sarita" appears in two distinct contexts in recent news. One refers to Sarita, a 16-year-old granddaughter of Sara de Perez in El Salvador. Her father is among those arrested under El Salvador's state of emergency, leaving her and other children without parents. The other context potentially refers to a location, as news articles detail the detention of Tania Warner, a Canadian woman, and her daughter by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Texas. While the articles don't explicitly state "Sarita" is a place, they mention a "notorious detention center" to which Warner and her daughter were transferred. The detention of Warner and her daughter, one of whom has autism, has sparked concern and warnings to other immigrants to avoid checkpoints and remain discreet, especially during Donald Trump's presidency. Warner and her daughter have since been released on bond after nearly three weeks of detention.