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I thought the book was quite interesting and worth reading. I thought it was amazing how someone so young went on their own out into the world not knowing what could happen to him. He showed his maturity  level and that he had to grow up if he was going to  be on his own with no family to help him.

I felt bad and worried when he started to use drugs because i thought that would mess him up and he wouldn't be good anymore. I started to think that if he continued to do drugs all his work would go to waste of time and it would take him even longer to get in.

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Enrique's Journey shed light on the horrors of immigration, which made me feel more caring towards them. It gave me a more of a warm-hearted view of immigration.

What made me feel bad for Enrique is that it took him 8 times before he could make it in the country and he faced tons of difficult, life threatening situations. Despite all of this, he still had the courage to travel abroad to a new territory despite all of the tribulations he had faced. The fact that he eventually turned to drugs was another heart-breaking factor.

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Mohammed Salih: Reaction to The Whole Book: 02/11/2019

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Mohammed Salih: Reaction to The Whole Book: 02/11/2019

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This book was particularly memorable to me. The way it portrayed immigration in its true light really spoke to me, and it made anyone who disapproved of immigrants coming in look heartless and inconsiderate.

When Enrique started to turn to drugs and struggled with all those issues, it just made me wonder why anyone would have anything against letting these poor, impoverished souls into the U.S. who are seeking better lives. The fact that he had to try 8 times before he could make it in and had been beaten, robbed deported, and faced some of the most difficult situations a person could be in just shows the courage it takes to be someone illegally immigrating to the United States.

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Chapter one of Enrique's Journey was a very sad chapter and really made the reader enticed and curious to find out what happened next. Lourdes leaves her son in Honduras to go to the U.S. in search of money and a better life. I find it very depressing that things had to go that way, and I feel like the decision to venture into the United States wasn't entirely necessarily.

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1. Allow everyone to share their opinions and ideas.
2. Don't talk over one another.
3. Respect each other's opinions.

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In the prologue, Enrique's mom was a struggling mother of 4 in Honduras so she had to come to the united states to take care of her family. If my Mom or Dad left me and my sibling and went to another country I don't know if I would be able to forgive them because I will rather be struggling and poor together that live without my parents for over a decade.

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It takes a lot of willpower and strength to be able to survive the long and horrid journey when entering the United States from the Southern border. When Nazario describes the treacherous journey, I felt almost as if I was experiencing it myself, although I'll probably never truly understand what she had to endure.

The journey is especially treacherous for a woman, who is very likely to be sexually assaulted or raped along the way.

Questions
1.)Why is the illegal immigration rate from the southern border so much higher than the northern border?
2.) What problems do children and adults who illegally immigrate face that force them over the border?

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The Prologue likewise serves to represent the numerous dangers of the adventure. As Nazario records the preventative arrangements she embraced to guarantee her very own safety, she sets up a sensational quality for the reader. By introducing us with the numerous dangers, we expect whenever that the characters we meet may die or be severely injured.

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The prologue not only makes me wonder what will happen to Maria and her kids, but also makes me think if they're other kids under these circumstances and are suffering because of it. It also gives us insight into the real dangers of immigration and how a family could be severed. Sometimes this may be temporary, but most times it's permanent. Finally, entering into a new country isn't easy. Adapting to a new lifestyle takes time. You have to think about where you going to sleep, where your're going to work, what you're going to eat, etc.