Lila Danisa
I knew a little to nothing about US-Mexico relationship in terms of migrations. What I knew mostly came from movies, news, and back when I was in school. I barely knew the surface of it. This book brought my curiosity back and sparked my own research about this border matters.
To be honest, I only liked the half of this book, which the author explicitly told the story of what happened in the US-Mexico borders. The other half I didn't fully interest was when the author talked in deep about the organization. I have no doubt that organization cause something really good for the immigrants. But when I picked up this book, I expected I would get full closure on what's the hope on the border about. Yet, I still enjoyed reading this book. Enlightened me in heartbroken yet thought-provoking subjects. Especially now since the Trump's ICE is going crazy.
Thank you to Gil Gillenwater, Guardian Warrior Foundation, University of Pemakö Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
I knew a little to nothing about US-Mexico relationship in terms of migrations. What I knew mostly came from movies, news, and back when I was in school. I barely knew the surface of it. This book brought my curiosity back and sparked my own research about this border matters.
To be honest, I only liked the half of this book, which the author explicitly told the story of what happened in the US-Mexico borders. The other half I didn't fully interest was when the author talked in deep about the organization. I have no doubt that organization cause something really good for the immigrants. But when I picked up this book, I expected I would get full closure on what's the hope on the border about. Yet, I still enjoyed reading this book. Enlightened me in heartbroken yet thought-provoking subjects. Especially now since the Trump's ICE is going crazy.
Thank you to Gil Gillenwater, Guardian Warrior Foundation, University of Pemakö Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.