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In an emotional denouement, the story reaches the public eye, prompting widespread outrage against those profiting from the abuses of the elderly and immigrants. Finn's departure and the collapse of his burger business symbolize not only personal accountability but also the community's call for justice and reform.

With the executive order repealed and families reunited, the repercussions of oppressive policies find a stark reflection in public morale. The journey from victimization to empowerment encapsulated in JP and Lily's experiences serves as a microcosm for the broader, ongoing struggles within immigrant communities in America—a poignant reminder of resilience amid adversity.