There is an abundance of great books about the border and immigration by accomplished Hispanic writers.
Here are four book recommendations brought to you by your friends at Pima County Public Library.
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“The Border and Its Bodies: The Embodiment of Risk along the U.S.-México Line” edited by Thomas E. Sheridan and Randall H. McGuire.
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