See also:
Los Deportados: Stories from the Other Side (website)
US Policies Separate Families, Kill the Sick and Create Havoc on the Mexican Border (article at Truthout)
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30 May 2012
Los Deportados: the power of stories to get to the heart of a serious human rights issue
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