This highly literate and engrossing autobiographical account of survival as a "wetback" or "mojado", to use the author's own words, affords the reader an unexpurgated look at the United States, its economy and culture from the perspective of that so often maligned and misunderstood immigrant: the undocumented worker.
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Dick J. Reavis is a former staff writer at "Texas Monthly". He has written about motorcycle gangs, undocumented immigrants, guerrillas, convicts, coal miners, security guards, and bankers for publications as diverse as "Soldier of Fortune" and "The Wall Street Journal". He is a professor in the English Department at North Carolina State University.
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. This highly literate and engrossing autobiographical account of survival as a wetback or mojado, to use the author's own words, affords the reader an unexpurgated look at the United States, its economy and culture from the perspective of that so often maligned and misunderstood immigrant: the undocumented worker. Seller Inventory # CIN1558850325VG
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