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Ms Salas said I understand their fear because I was in their shoes.
They stay indoors in their humble home in Kerr County unless they have to go to work.
Her son joined a group of search and rescue volunteers along the Guadalupe River.
The river had been ravaged.
They remember the trauma that others are reliving now.
Torn trees appliances debris and even corpses littered the banks.
Ms Salas and Ms Peña became legal residents under an immigration amnesty program by President Ronald Reagan.
All we can do is offer a lending hand they need help.
Gabriela said her family felt the same way.
Ms Salas and her daughter were living in the Hill Country without legal authorization in December of 1984 when another flash flood hit.
Many warn each other in group texts using the code word hielo which means ice in Spanish.
Latinos totaling 13598 in the 2020 census make up about 30 percent of the population of Kerr County.
Teresa Salas rushed to a church to offer help to migrants after the Fourth of July floods.
Juan Manuel Barraza was found dead along with two of Ms Salas’s daughters and Ms Peña’s sisters.
The large police presence had made many of them nervous.
A lot of people would rather not leave their homes unless they have to.
The region has grown more diverse in the last decade.
The region is home to summer camps vacation homes and inns.
It is difficult to measure the size of the undocumented population.
Ms Gallagher said We are all human beings whether we are here legally or illegally.