Immigration In Enrique's Journey

Throughout the world there are many human right issues that the United States and other country battle daily. The problem today is many countries give these issues the cold shoulder hoping simultaneously they will go away. Some countries take action to try and get the problem under control whereas others just focus on other things. Today in the U.S immigration is a huge problem; at least some may think. Although, the United States are trying to protect our country from immigrants who are out to hurt us, they also have to take into consideration the immigrants who are trying to protect themselves and families from corrupt governments and poverty way of living. In Enrique’s Journey, Sonia Nazario scrutinize the role of immigration and the impact it have on immigrants from all over.
Sonia Nazario perused the role of immigration throughout Enrique’s Journey. “Virtually unnoticed, he will become one of an estimated 48,000 children who enter the United States from Central America and Mexico each year, illegally and without either of their parents.” (Enrique’s Journey). This sentence from the story shows that it is thousands of immigrants just like Enrique out searching for their mother. They all take risks regardless of what the
"But I am still an undocumented immigrant. And that means living a different kind of reality. It means going about my day in fear of being found out." This shows some emotions immigrants face as they go on a journey to find their mothers regardless of the risks. "They are seen lined up on the streets of the capital every day, many in handcuffs, waiting to be put in detention until they can be deported." The information used in these quotes supports my essay because they show the treatment immigrants have to face. They make sacrifices so they can better their lives and/or try to work to raise money. People who immigrate to another country experiences harsh