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“An American war predicated on the same things as previous American wars: genocide, white supremacy, and body counts.”
“And America’s civil wars in countries like Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and El Salvador.”
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“Diego is descended from a long line of Totonac curanderos.”
“Article continues after advertisement The ugly truth of deportation is it is a war.”
“Seventy more were abused or sexually assaulted by gang members, police, soldiers, death squads, or ex-partners.”
“In Mexico, America’s war on drugs and operations like the Mérida Initiative have fueled violence and instability across the country.”
“The deaths of deportees are, in effect, part of America’s body count.”
“The curriculum ran from executions to torture to extortion One Salvadoran special forces member trained by US Green Berets was Ernesto Deras.”
“With the panels of the machinery off, we can see the death machine for what it is: a creation built entirely in our image.”
“A graduate of Cornell University and a former Picador Guest Professor in Leipzig, Germany, his writing has appeared in Ploughshares , Texas Monthly , NBC News, and The New York Times Magazine among other venues.”
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“The deported body removed from America is also an American body.”
“He died in his dreams.”
“He’s not shy about calling out, in Mercado Sonora, the things he knows are scams.”
“Diego thinks of Aliana during moments like these in Mercado Sonora that border on the absurd.”
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“Many possibilities still exist: Aliana could handle selling his work in the United States at prices that matched demand.”
“He went on to use what he learned there to transform the Los Angeles-based gang MS-13.”