Border enforcement policies have significant implications for individuals seeking safety, often reducing them to statistics while stripping away their humanity. The experiences of migrants reveal the harsh realities and emotional toll of these policies, highlighting the struggles faced by families and communities at the border.
Defines immigration as the international movement of people seeking permanent residency in a new country, excluding short-term stays.
Documents the Trump administration's family separation policy from 2017 to 2018, which led to the separation of thousands of children from their parents at the border.
Follows Sue Perkins on a 2,000-mile journey along the US-Mexico border, revealing the personal stories and cultural complexities of life on both sides of the divide.
Shares Francisco Cantú's personal reflections on the moral dilemmas faced by border enforcement agents, illustrating the emotional and ethical challenges of immigration policy.
This curation presents a progression from the general concept of immigration to the specific human experiences shaped by enforcement policies. Starting with a broad definition, it moves to the stark realities of family separations, then captures personal stories through a documentary lens, culminating in a memoir that reflects on the complexities of border enforcement. Each piece builds on the last, deepening the understanding of the human cost involved.
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