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Through this whole chapter multiple incidents were mentioned that had happened in the route that is known as the Devil´s Highway. Through the chapter it was mentioned that many cultures saw this route as cursed, that had evil spirits living with them. It was also mentioned how different races had passed through it with different intentions and all their stories.

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In this chapter it was mentioned the injustice and practices many law enforcement groups practice in the border. In this section of the chapter it was mentioned that border patrol and other groups didn't follow any rules and committed crimes: grope, murder, sexual assault, rape, and abuse people who had been caught. This is a massive topic that is mentioned in the story so far since people would usually think they would be safe with law enforcement but they really aren't.

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In this section of the chapter we're told how the ICE part of the government that specialize on immigration, have false accusations by the people, and how they're the "good" people in the story.

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In this other section of the chapter we're told the routine that an ICE agent goes through the daily basis, and how they deal with people who are crossing the border, and how after a while the death that immigration brings, gets to them and affects them.

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In Chapter 2 it is discussed the severe poverty that many of the population live through due to the states poor economy.

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Across this chapter we learned how both the US and Mexico government place signs that are perceived as useless because of language barriers. This chapter also talks and describes us how the organization that Don Moi is set up, and how it operates by being mainly formed by family members mainly by being at the top. The chapter describes how members of the Cercas family make up the higher ups in both sides of the frontier, and how people who work for them are measly any loss.

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In this chapter, we're introduced to a pollero who led the Wellton 26. We're also told how the pollero was made to blend into the group of immigrants, and how he didn't care if they lived through or not.

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In this chapter we're introduced to Jesus, who's another person in the book who was in search of a better life for himself and his mother, along with his friend Rodrigo who were pushed and stopped to accomplish their goals by poverty, and opportunities.

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In this chapter it is filled with hope since through it, its mentioned that Sonoita is filled with different religions that bring in hope, and try to call in followers to believe in them.

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In this chapter we're told how unprepared the hikers' guides were, and about their poor decisions that would later lead to bigger problems. At the beginning of the chapter it was described how unfamiliar these hikers were to the bus that was taking them to their drop off point.

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Int this chapter it is described to us how badly the hiking through the desert is going because the incompetence that Mendez had. It was also described how the immigrants got scared because a light was flashed at them. And after they described that, they told us how easy it is for the Migra to track down hickers.

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In this chapter we're told some stories about how some people who went through the Devil's Highway, who were also prepared, also suffered the consequences of being there. And half way through the chapter we're told the process of how the human body deals with extreme heat, with barely some access to some water.

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At the beginning of the chapter, we're told how the hikers were still wandering around without knowing where they were going. At a point, some of the group of walkers confronted Mendez and said that there was a higher chance of surviving if they turned back. Mendez denied it, however, he didn't stop them, and after that, the small group of five men turned around and followed the tracks that they've left behind.

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This chapter it was told some of the stories of the hikers. The chapter is written to be sad and melancholic because the author wrote about most of the hikers who had family, who had lives, who had hopes to reach a better life, which later on were pushed into the Devil's Highway. And the author mainly included these stories filled with different names to represent and play a role in each hiker's life and show how each of these individuals had a life.

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In this chapter, we're told how the story went down from different angles and perspectives. On Mendez's side of the story, he described himself as a savior that tried to help the walkers by "going for water," and that the walkers voluntarily gave him "donations." On the other side, the walkers described the event as Mendez demanding three times the amount that he said that he had received and that he left them dead without money. And in the US records, Mendez kept trying to differentiate himself from the walkers to the point where he called them "illegals."

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In this chapter we're described how the men saw a Migra vehicle in the distance, and how desperately they walked down a peak of a mountain. Another move full of despair, they lighted the shrub in the desert to try to call the attention of someone. But sadly it didn't work and little by little each of the men started falling to ground and dying due to high heat with no water.

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This chapter, it's described how hikers reached a point of salvation. It was described how border patrol had spotted them and was in a hurry to try and save them. Sadly some of them died right after border patrol came to save them, and were extremely close to salvation. Some of the survivors were saved by helicopters who came to rescue them, and that provided IV solutions.

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At the beginning of the chapter it was mention a bit of the math based on studies over how much money is spent in the border. After that it was discussed how the men were treated and how they were being interviewed by officers while they were on the hospital to get their testimony over Mendez, and how the whole story went down.

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Most of the chapter it was spent talking about how Mendez viewed his case. Mendez tried to write this kind of apology letter to get out of the charges that he was facing by stating that his actions were influenced by his poor economical crisis since a child, the lack of resources, and how he wanted to make successful accomplishments to buy his mother a house.

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This part of the chapter concentrated on two parts: Mendez court case, and the welcoming of the remains of the walkers. The Mendez court case was based on how Mendez would plead his case about being innocent, and how he didn't say a peep about the higher ups in the organization. In the chapter it was also mentioned how welcoming the remains of the walkers was in Veracruz and how even government officials paid attention to the problem for a little bit.

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In this second part of the chapter we get the conclusion of the hikers of the story. After all the trouble that these men had gone through, the US decided to give them enough housing for a while with a stable job at a meat packing factory which prevented them from being exposed to the heat like they previously were.

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In the final parts of chapter 16 we're told Mendez fate. In this chapter we learned that Mendez has been put into an Arizona jail due to the charges done to the hikers. And in this chapter it is also discussed how both of the political parties in the US view the problem in the US border, and how one side sees them almost as people that evade taxes, and that are bad for the economy, meanwhile the other views them as contributors to the economy and society.

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This whole chapter was the author's opinions of the book 10 years after it was published. At the beginning of the chapter, Luis Alberto Urrea mentions how he regrets including the term "illegal" to refer to immigrants in the book. After that Urrea also mentions how he has a well-established relationship between him and border patrol even after the book has been published. And until the end of the chapter, he also talked about the social changes that his book brought up and how the US society reacts to immigration topics.

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In this part of the chapter Urrea kept telling some of his stories that he has accumulated over the years.