Border Challenges and Indigenous Solidarity

The chapter explores the impact of colonization and border construction on an indigenous tribe along the US-Mexico border, discussing the loss of traditional knowledge, struggles of separated families, and challenges with surveillance. It highlights the role of blood quantum policies in land division and parallels between watch towers in indigenous territories and conflict zones like Gaza. The conversation emphasizes indigenous community efforts to prioritize their people and provide sanctuary for migrants against a backdrop of discrimination and lack of US government recognition.