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Jonathan Blitzer

Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here

Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here

A narrative nonfiction book by Jonathan Blitzer exploring the history of immigration from Latin America to the United States.

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    “Immigration from Latin America to the United States told through real people. Contextualizes American imperialism and Roosevelt Corollary intervention within the Cold War perfectly. Brilliantly details the origins and rise of the Sanctuary movement.”

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