NEWSLorain, Ohio, accepting of Mexican families who came illegallyA mural of Lorain is seen in south side of the city.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkUS Steel Corporation facility in Lorain, OH.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkPeople make their way to an evening meeting put by L.O.I.R.A at the Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkFr. Bill Thaden meets with his parish staff at the Sacred Heart Church in Lorain, OH.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkLorain Police Chief Cel Rivera, photographed at the Sacred Heart Church in Lorain, OH.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkAngelica Navarro, 38, of Lorain, OH, dresses up her son Emanuel Rodriguez, 2, at her home in Lorain, OH.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkAngelica Navarro, 38, prepares a meal for her children before they arrive from school.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkJuana Maria Martinez, 35, of Lorain, OH, helps prepare lunch for Angelica Navarro's children at home in Lorain, OH. Martinez and her husband are undocumented immigrants; their three children are American citizens.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkA wedding photo of Angelica Navarro, 38, and her husband hangs in the living room of their home.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkSergio Rodriguez, 18, teaches his younger brother Emanuel Rodriguez, 2, how to ride a bike outside their home in Lorain. Sergio is senior in high school and hopes his paper to be processed, which will allows him to became documented. That will allows him to fill his application FAFSA to get financial assassin to go to college. "Right after high school, I want work help my dad for a year or two then attend college; I want to study Biomedical Engineering," said Sergio.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkMaria Rodriguez, 14, left, and her sister Mercedes Rodriguez, 16, chat in their room after school as their mother prepares lunch.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkAngelica Navarro, 38, of Lorain, OH, holds a photo of her parents and sister who are still in Mexico.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkEl Centro social services building is seen in Lorain, OH. El Centro provides to the Latin community education, employment and youth leadership programs.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkThe Calderon family bikes are seen against the fence at home.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkSalvador Calderon, 44, of Lorain, OH, plays with his son Salvador Calderon II, 7, at home.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkSalvador Calderon II, 7, of Lorain, OH, holds a soccer ball with Mexico written on it as he plays with his dad at home.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkSandy Calderon, 11, of Lorain, OH, holds family pet Fefe at home.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkChildren and their parents make their way to Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church for an evening meeting in Lorain, OH, organized by Ohio Immigrant Rights Association (L.O.I.R.A).Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkVictor Leandry, center, of Lorain, OH, Executive Director of El Centro, speaks at an evening meeting by L.O.I.R.A at Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkSergio Rodriguez, right, 18, and his friend Hector Vargas, 14, both of Lorain, attend an evening meeting by L.O.I.R.A at Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkAnabel Barron, 35, photographed outside the Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church in Lorain, OH. Barron who is undocumented immigrant, is case worker at El Centro and vice president of L.O.I.R.A.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkFr. Bill Thaden, left, speaks with Jose Mendiola, 76, of Amherst, President of L.O.I.R.A, outside the Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church before an evening meeting.Salwan Georges, USA Today NetworkVictor Vargas, 22, of Lorain, OH, photographed outside the Salon Trinitario Trinity Hall at Sacred Heart Church.Salwan Georges, USA Today Network