The Heart of Texas Network for Immigrant Rights (HOTNIR) Faith Support Team condemned immigration enforcement actions in Waco, Texas, stating they rob families of safety, dignity, and the ability to thrive. ^[1] CargoHome, a company based in Waco, United States, specializes in constructing buildings using shipping containers. ^[2] The featured two-story container house is constructed using two stacked shipping containers, one measuring 12 meters in length at the bottom and another measuring 6 meters in length at the top. ^[3] The price for the container home varies from U$S 46,000 to U$S 98,000 depending on the options and accessories selected. ^[4] A father of five children, ranging in age from 4 to 18, was detained in November 2025 and remains in detention after coming to the U.S. legally on a humanitarian visa. ^[5] Another father of four young children was detained while transporting his wife to an emergent medical appointment, resulting in his deportation while three of his children witnessed the event. ^[6] Data suggests that 23,000 to 24,000 people in McLennan County live in mixed-status families, and 97% of all accepted HOTNIR cases involve families with children. ^[7] The ground floor of the residence includes a small bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, a dining area, and a living room. ^[8]