Tobin Hansen is an instructor of anthropology at the University of Oregon. His research examines migration and deportation, race, masculinities, care, borders, prisons, and gangs. He is a volunteer at the Kino Border Initiative. Maria Engracia Robles Robles is a Missionary Sister of the Eucharist and education coordinator at the Kino Border Initiative. She is the author of Las ultimas seran las primeras: El discipulado de las mujeres en los Evangelios. Sean Carroll, SJ, is the executive director of the Kino Border Initiative.
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ForewordFr. Sean CarrollPreface Tobin Hansen1. Testimonios from Nogales Tobin Hansen2. Wealth Inequality, Economic Insecurity, and Economic Migration Tobin Hansen3. Violence and Maras in the Context of Immigration Jorge A. Andrade Galindo4. Gendered Violence Cecilia Guadalupe Espinoza Martinez5. Separated from Family Maria Engracia Robles Robles6. Clandestine Border Crossings David Hill7. Abuses by Government Joanna Williams8. Mexico as the New Southern US Border Marla Conrad and Jorge A. Andrade Galindo9. Deporting through Crime and Race Tobin Hansen10. Deported from Home Tobin Hansen11. Dismantling Access to Asylum Joanna Williams12. Spiritual Life Fr. Samuel Lozano de los Santos13. Valuing Voices Tobin HansenNotes Bibliography List of Contributors Credits