salvadorans living in the u.s. without visas. many have built lives and reared children. cnn's patrick altman spoke with one family suddenly facing an uncertain future. >> reporter: the end of a dirt road in the mountains of el salvador is a family facing a gut wrenching decision. they lived in the united states for the last 17 years, but may soon return here. the trump administration announced in january they're ending the program that allowed over 200,000 salvadorans like rajellio to live legally in the u.s. in 18 months, he could be deported. he worries about the impact the change in policy could have on the already impoverished and crime ridden country. the worry is if there was amassive amass i a massive deportation, this would become a hell.
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