The chronicle series of the ThinkProgress is an establishment that discusses the experiences of immigrant families in crossing the United States and Mexican border. The article “What It’s Really Like to Cross the U.S.-Mexico Border.” by Jack Jenkins, published in Feb 10, 2015. The immigrant families are challenged in different perspectives. They are characterized by an attempt to cross the border away from political strife. Some of the families only want to better themselves in the United States (Mukhija & Monkkonen, 2006). Relatively, the ThinkProgress developed illustration in the problems that the immigrant families undergo. In this situation, the immigrant families are subjected to a violation of human rights. The people are sometimes
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I realized that at least there is an organization that is humane to provide water bottles for the families that attempt crossing the border. The ThinkProgress not only highlighted the need to support the immigrant families trying to cross the border but also tried to explain the need to allow them cross. In the element of establishing a response team to the immigrant families, it is interesting that inasmuch as they are making an offense of illegally crossing the border, the United States government provides support to enable them to be in good health after rescue then deportation to their mother countries. An interesting act in the chronicle was that the immigrant families are aware of …show more content…
The immigrant families first have to preconceive the idea that America is a dream country. Secondly, they have to strategize on how to move from their country into America (Mukhija & Monkkonen, 2006). They have to carry their possessions but only essential ones. In the journey, the immigrant families adapt to the changes of the environment to enable them to cross safely. They tie underneath their shoes to impede any attempt of the desert official tracing them in the desert. Later, the chronicle described how the tough experiences in the desert terminate the lives of the immigrants attempting to cross the
I realized that at least there is an organization that is humane to provide water bottles for the families that attempt crossing the border. The ThinkProgress not only highlighted the need to support the immigrant families trying to cross the border but also tried to explain the need to allow them cross. In the element of establishing a response team to the immigrant families, it is interesting that inasmuch as they are making an offense of illegally crossing the border, the United States government provides support to enable them to be in good health after rescue then deportation to their mother countries. An interesting act in the chronicle was that the immigrant families are aware of …show more content…
The immigrant families first have to preconceive the idea that America is a dream country. Secondly, they have to strategize on how to move from their country into America (Mukhija & Monkkonen, 2006). They have to carry their possessions but only essential ones. In the journey, the immigrant families adapt to the changes of the environment to enable them to cross safely. They tie underneath their shoes to impede any attempt of the desert official tracing them in the desert. Later, the chronicle described how the tough experiences in the desert terminate the lives of the immigrants attempting to cross the