Struggles and Controversies: The Double Edge of Migration and Fracking

This chapter explores the hardships faced by migrant workers from Northern Mexico as they seek a better life in the U.S., confronting dangerous border crossings and dire living conditions. It juxtaposes this narrative with the controversial practices of the Resnick family, who use treated fracking wastewater for agriculture, raising ethical concerns about food safety. The discussion also highlights broader issues of environmental degradation, regulatory failures, and the urgent need for public health protection amid ongoing crises.