Summary:
The book chronicles the harrowing journey of a group of Mexican immigrants who attempt to cross the US border through the deadly Arizona desert, known as the Devil's Highway. It delves into the tragic 2001 event where 26 men faced the brutal elements, with only 12 surviving, and examines the broader issues of immigration and border policy.
Key points:
1. Human Smuggling: The book details the perilous and inhumane conditions of human smuggling across the U.S.-Mexico border, focusing on 26 men's deadly journey, with only 12 surviving.
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