Title: Violence and Hope in a U.S. Mexico Border Town
Description: "A monograph enriched by the voice of its Mexican American subjects, Violence and Hope reveals socio-political strife and power between the borders of two nations. It is a story of inequality of opportunity, immigration, drug and human trafficking, gangs, prostitution, poverty, crime, and family violence in "Esperanza," a U.S. town 45 miles from Mexico."--Jacket.
Subjects: Social conditions, Mexicans, Mexican Americans, Economic conditions, Ethnic relations, Illegal aliens, Immigrants, united states, Drug traffic, Law enforcement, Americans, foreign countries, Mexican-american border region, Emigration and immigration, Social aspects, Transnational crime, Noncitizens, Crimes against, Illegal immigration, Immigrants, Americans, Social life and customs, Economic history