As a partner from the opposing team threatened him that President Donald Trump would arrest and arrest him because he was an illegal immigrant, a 12-year-old American boy broke down in tears during a children's soccer game in Iowa.

The small, who was identified as Max, was just celebrating his team's victory at a nearby tournament when the opposing team goalkeeper informed him that Trump did send him back to another country and that he was an "undocumented immigrant. " Max claimed that despite being born in the United States and not an immigrant, his physical appearance, which was influenced by his mother's Asian characteristics ( she is originally from Thailand ), was to blame for the verbal abuse. His mother, Mtee Tet, took the photo and shared it on social media, where it drew thousands of likes and supportive responses. Max is clearly depressed and sadly recounting how, despite being a US resident, he was treated unfairly as a tourist in the video. The article sparked a discussion about how recruitment policies and political discourse may affect how children interact with one another and how they perceive their identity. Tet stated that the family has spoken with the appropriate authorities and that the event is being looked into in light of the game. The family added that her goal with the picture was not to stir up unrest, but rather to demonstrate the impact that specific words and behaviors can have on children. " It's my hope that this second encourages reflection and kindness. Our kids are being affected by the division and hatred that exist in the nation, Tet said.

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