Aña lifts her chin in response to that fire. It's a look she recognizes, and Wanda might see a similar look on Aña herself. She's lost enough family to terrorists. She will never lose Tommy if she has anything to say about it. "Not if I get there first," she says firmly. "You might be his magical parent or whatever, but I'm his family."

And she protects her family, goes the unspoken end to that statement.

"The problem I see is it's not entirely up to you. You don't run CONDOR, that means somebody else can overrule you. And once we're living under their eye, there's nothing to stop them from doing just that."

Aña might be acutely aware of this distinction between having a lot of power and respect in an organization and actually being in charge. She certainly watched Miguel fight with that often enough.