Mateo Tepee

"Mateo Tepee" rises above the beautiful Belle Fourche river above 1250 feet and is a wonderful building in northeastern Wyoming. The shape of this structure is a big stump. The diameter of the base of this structure is over 1,000 feet and the diameter of the top is narrowed to 275 ft. It is 870 feet from bottom to top, and the highest in the USA. This amazing structure has an incredible history and its legend has been told so far. It has been used for fame and wealth, religion and ceremonies, landmarks and legends, vacationers and tourists, movies and money, and many others.

On Sunday, November 12, 2017, my 1 year old son, Dylan Mateo Fuentes Acevedo ('Mateo'), went to the US border of San Ysidro's port of entry to apply for exile. We left our house in El Salvador and traveled Mexico with other hundreds of immigrants in a caravan called Viacrucis Guadalupano Migrantes Solidarios. On that Sunday, Matteo and I appeared on the border with 35 other immigrants from caravans. After entering the border facility, everything is okay. But when my officials later lined up in a big corridor, I began talking about English and told my luggage to be placed somewhere. And I shouted frustrated with some young boys who never did it. I was a little shocked when I called. It seems to understand. Later that day (Sunday), they took us to our room to register and take fingerprints, photos etc.

Just yesterday, I found Marcus and Matteo from a distance, but a young Marcus climbed a rusted fence. Marcus is going to run away. But Matteo grabbed the young Marcus at the split cuffs of the jeans, and I saw his pants stay behind when the little boy climbed. The old man grabbed a young man from underneath, and now he got up and grabbed a smile like a cat. I sat in the place where he was standing and shouted to Matteo, I pulled up the boy. He cleared his T - shirt and was chewing. When he glanced at his old cousin, he spew the word "hatred". Brown eyes burned from long black bangs. Then he set up an angry red flag. "I hate him, I hate him, he always makes sense to me." He repeated the word "dislike" six to seven times.