Historians will have their say on the outcome, but all of us who have lived through this election will carry away indelible memories of a shocking year in American history: of a handful บิ กิ นี่ เอว สูง of ordinary people , swept up in the rush of history; of a series of moments on which the fate of the nation seemed, at least briefly, to turn; and of places on the map that became symbols of a divided nation. As we count down to Election Day, Yahoo News has identified 16 unforgettable people, moments and places. Eleven-year-old Karla Ortiz met Hillary Clinton at a campaign event in Las Vegas in February, a closed meeting ชุด ว่า ย น้ำ เอว สูง ราคา ถูก with a small group of mostly young Hispanics. She came with ชุดว่ายน้ําวินเทจ her mother, Francisca, and spoke haltingly of her fear that her parents, who are undocumented, will be thrown out of the country. Let me do the worrying, Clinton responded, hugging the girl a moment that was captured on video and edited into a widely viewed campaign ad titled Brave. Months later, Karla appeared, with her mother again, on the podium at the Democratic National Convention, to talk about being scared that at any moment my mom and my dad will be forced to leave, and I wonder what if I come home and find it empty. Karla, who was born in Las Vegas, is an American citizen; her parents are from Guatemala. As Karla told Clinton in February, they have received a deportation order; presumably they are appealing it, or may have other extenuating circumstances. Their situation would appear to be covered by the Obama administrations executive order of 2014 , deferring deportation of immigrants who meet certain conditions, including having children who are U.S. citizens. That order, however, has been stayed by the courts and a deadlocked Supreme Court, a month before the DNC, let the injunction stand. Karlas speech her mother spoke briefly afterward, in Spanish was one of the emotional highlights of the convention, although Republicans were, predictably, unmoved. The headline on Breitbart.com read Democratic Party Discards Assimilation, Promotes Spanish-Speaking Illegals at Convention, and a commentator on one right-wing website pointed out that if her parents are deported and she stays here, THEYRE choosing to split up. Its easy to imagine that if Donald Trump becomes president, however long it takes to deport all 11 million (or so) illegal immigrants, the case of the family that appeared at the DNC to support Hillary Clinton will be high on the list.