1.
Telephone.Gasoline.Insurance.Clothes. A lot of things, a lot of things
amor en todo eterno, con los ojos cerados,
Dig. Dit
ches.Get residency. Feel American. appearance doesn't say it.
the country would have confidence .[me]. getting residency shows that
^------------^
desacher los estigmas,
los conceptos erroneos,
los conceptos torsidos
que son transmitidos por las apuestas de guerra y
por los conspiradores de clase
in one word =:= corruption
If you \\\talk///---they'll silence you --- click*
violence has always existed anywhere.
guilty or innocent. dead.
my thoughts=my heart=my life is cut up in two
this border keeps me ||
|| away......from my parents
.two lives. Separate. ||
.divi| |de me. .Children.
|| .Children.
there's gonna be a day
when I go to court and
[car hums, revs, whooshes by]
they're going to decide
whether I stay or .go.
I don't know how long
that is going to take.
ampliar microcosms, explotar sus paredes, extender por alma sinapsis. marginar no mas.
$20 mil-
lion spent over the last 10 years in the US on ...I'm illegal...
stay in the middle. Nothing.
fences, chains, patrol guards
--- another 139 million
to further upgrade technology and
strengthen border enforcement. “Repression increases and replaces
compassion.”
Modernization,
“economic progress”
and globalization, are major production machines of immigration
evocar una fuerza que transciende infinito
el material y lo momentáneo
illegal immigrants are now perceived as just bodies, dis-
posable labor entities, they become “human waste.” Look at me now. I'm on the streets, looking for work.
The times.
corralling us,
taking us away,
throwing us out.
could not be more timely given the current
“there are
always too many of
them.
I have to survive
apprehended and sent home
--lation, people who enter the country ille-
gally will be treated as felons to be deport-
I came on a train. I came to the frontier.
