Human Cargo: A Journey Among Refugees

Amazing and inspiring book to really get an insight on what it is like to be a Refugee in this era.

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I just finished _Human Cargo_ and feel torn with my read. It is a depressing, albeit powerful read. Yes, she does make some erroneous statements that others noted including referring to El Cajon as being west of San Diego. It's actually East. She also noted that San Diego and Tijuana could be one city, which is woefully inaccurate. A map would show that she forgot about several cities between the two, even if this was a mere metaphysical type descriptor.What I'm most troubled with is that the increase in xenophobia and tightening of borderc compounded with the increase of refugees or asylum seekers really paints a sad picture. I'm glad I read it and her audience is definitely a general or lay audience.The stories about some of the refugees were absolutely haunting. Thankfully, next in my queue is a Baldacci book. I need a lighter read this next go around.

This book is amazing. It is full of so much information. It is a sad book, but it really opens your eyes about how lucky we are to live in the United States of America. This book makes you think twice about how you view refugees, and how hard they work to where they are now. Definitely read this book!