“It’s all about getting involved in your community and finding out if there are kids or parents being detained in your community, who’s representing them, what their bonds are, where they need to go, who can house them once they get out,” Zoë says. “The information is available if you look for it, so don’t be afraid to call around and ask people and really sort of investigate because it isn’t hard to find once you get in the right door.”Get the Teen Vogue Take.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailRelated: Niall Horan and his One Direction bandmates dominated the American Music Awards last year when the group nabbed the "Artist of the Year" award and performed "Perfect," their last award show performance before their bittersweet hiatus. (The moment wasn'twithout its controversybecause hey, such is life.) And nowNiall In October 2016, then 18-year-old Alex (whose name has been changed for this story for privacy purposes) crossed into the United States after a long journey from Honduras. He was running from violent gangs that frequently targeted him for being gay, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center. He hoped to gain asylum and a fresh start, but instead, Alex was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and transported to Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, Georgia, SPLC says. Let's be honest: Harry is lovable in almost any form (yes, evenas a terrible surgeon). And while we've certainlyseenthe singer flex his acting muscles onSaturday Night Liveand in past trailers forDunkirk