Outsourcing Justice: The Human Cost of Immigration Policies

This chapter examines the troubling U.S.-El Salvador agreement concerning the treatment of gang members and deportees, highlighting severe human rights abuses linked to outsourcing prisons. The discussion sheds light on wrongful deportation practices and the vague criteria used to label individuals as threats, often leading to unjust consequences for vulnerable populations. Through personal accounts and critiques of governmental practices, the speakers call for compassion and a fair asylum process amidst the complexities of immigration law.