Issues In Enrique's Journey

Mistreating civilians based on their immigration status simply violates their human rights. In the story “Enrique’s Journey” by Sonia Nazario, migrants were unlawfully abused. During this time those individuals had to endure many challenging obstacles. The human rights issues that were violated in novel due to immigration were freedom laws, limitation to medicinal services, and settler laws. Human rights issues in my novel relates to real life issues based on forced parental neglect, lifetime mental & physical abuse, and drug addiction based on Enrique and his mother’s experience. Immigration affects people in the U.S by limiting job opportunities, increasing the population and crime
The universal Declaration of Human Rights is a milestone document in the history of Human Rights. Which speaks volumes about our character. All lives matter,” We hold these truths to be self - evident ; that all men are created equal, that they are empowered by their creator what certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty & the pursuit of
Families and parents are separated due to immigration and when they are in poverty stricken situations. Migrants also are mistreated and forced to work for low wages. The story “Enrique’s Journey,” was very inspirational. I had insight on how hard it was to grow up poorly and I seen how hard it was for him to grow up without his mother. I am fortunate enough to grow up with not to many worries as a child. My mom always provided for me and my siblings. We always had food, clothing, and a place to sleep. I read how hard of a struggle it was for him to grow up poorly without his mother because of forced parental neglect. It was the best thing his mother could do because she could not afford to take care of her children. I am grateful to have had this opportunity to be so inspired by the story of Enrique’s