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Journey Through Chiapas: Understanding the Dangers of Migration

Explore the detailed account of a perilous trip through Chiapas, Mexico with focus on La Arrocera and Tapachula. Analyze the purpose behind the in-depth description of dangers during the journey. Identify and assess the most hazardous part of the trip. Delve into the societal treatment of migrant boys like Enrique in Chiapas.Out.,6:30

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Journey Through Chiapas: Understanding the Dangers of Migration

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  1. Due 6:30 ; Use MLA format Type the answers to each of the following questions in 3-4 full sentences EJ Session 11 Most of the chapter is set within state of Chiapas (cities of La Arrocera and Tapachula); locate these cities within the map. Why do you think Nazario goes into so much detail describing the dangers of this trip? Explain. Which part of this trip did you think was the most dangerous? Explain (quoting a specific passage & citing page numbers). Within Chiapas, migrant boys “like Enrique are called ‘stinking undocumented’” (79). Why?

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