Elliott Smith - Immigration, Refugees, and the Fight for a Better Life
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students. I wanted my students to read books that challenged social
norms, gave voice to the silenced, and sought to challenge the status
quo. Have you ever felt as if the truth was being hidden from you?
you ever felt like adults are not telling
you the full story because you are too
young? Well, I believe you have a right to
know about the issues that are plaguing
our society. I believe that you have a
right to hear the truth.
I want you to be knowledgeable and
compassionate citizens. You will be the
leaders of our society soon, and you
need to be equipped with knowledge so
that you can treat others with the dignity
and respect they deserve. And so you
can be treated with that same respect.
things we do today. Hopefully you can be the change that helps to make
our world a better place for all.
Mexico and the United States
STATES, THOUSANDS OF IMMIGRANTS ARE HELD
AGAINST THEIR WILL IN GUARDED FACILITIES.
crossed the border into the US, most in an attempt to make
a better life. But current US law makes crossing the border
a criminal offense. Strict laws and enforcement mean that
agencies such as Customs and Border Control and Immigration
and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have the authority to lock
immigrants away, sometimes for months, as they wait for court
proceedings. Beginning in 2018, many families were split up and
children were separated from their parents.
detention centers on a given day. But one government count
estimated that by January 2020, more than forty-three
hundred children had been separated from their parents.
Many report poor conditions at the overcrowded facilities.
Journalists discovered children sleeping on concrete floors,
a lack of hygiene products such as soap and toothpaste, and
exposure to diseases including chicken pox.
enabled them have led to protests across the country. In June
2018, as news of family separations came to light, marchers
hit the streets in Washington, DC, and elsewhere to protest.
deportations and ICE.
officials, some of whom traveled to tour them.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wrote after her visit. It is hard to
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