Broken Justice: The Plight of Immigrants

This chapter explores the devastating conditions in an El Salvadoran prison where individuals, often mistakenly identified as gang members, suffer severe abuses and lack due process. Personal stories illustrate the harsh realities faced by detainees amidst a larger dialogue on immigration and the erosion of constitutional rights in the U.S. The discussion critiques the normalization of cruel treatment towards non-citizens and examines the disconnect between public perception and the realities of immigration policies.