President Jimmy Carter and Greyhound Bus

Memphis office: Since then, everything has felt exciting but uncertain, according to CNN. Today, in this Memphis office, they hope to learn what happens next. A large sign surrounded by red, white and blue bunting says "Welcome." A poster proclaims "Hope for a Better Life" above a quote from former U.S. President Jimmy Carter that describes America as "a nation of immigrants." It a warm day in September, 10 weeks after Jesús and his mother got off a Greyhound bus in Tupelo, Mississippi, and reunited with his father after 13 years apart. An insurance ad flashes across a TV screen on the other side of the room, showing sparkling blue water and the Statue of Liberty. Throughout the exhausting maze of Greyhound bus rides that took him across the southern United States in the summer of 2014, Jesús had one goal in mind: meeting his father. Read More Jesús tells his mom he wants to visit the landmark someday."I want to climb inside," he says, "and see what in her head."The long road to reunion One thought occupied Jesús' mind in the summer of 2014: "Voy a conocer a mi papá." I am going to meet my father. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.