Exclusion and Forced Migration in Central America: No More Walls (Mobility & Politics) - Tapa dura

THIS BOOK MARKS A CRITICAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE ABOUT IMMIGRATION.&NBSP;EACH YEAR, THOUSANDS OF&NBSP;CENTRAL AMERICANS LEAVE THEIR COUNTRIES AND WALK ACROSS MEXICO, SEEKING TO REACH THE UNITED STATES.<I>&NBSP;</I>THE AUTHOR EXPLORES THE DISPOSSESSION PROCESS THAT DRIVES THESE MIGRANTS FROM THEIR HOMES AND ARGUES&NBSP;THAT THEY ARE CAUGHT IN A KIND OF TRAP:&NBSP;FORCED TO EMIGRATE, BUT IMPEDED TO IMMIGRATE.&NBSP;THIS TRAP IS DISCUSSED EMPIRICALLY THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF IMMIGRATION POLICIES IMPLEMENTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK CARRIED OUT IN SOME OF “ALBERGUES” (SHELTERS).&NBSP;