Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here

Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here offers a comprehensive and compelling exploration of the history and complexities of America’s immigration issues, tracing the roots from civil wars in Central America to recent policies at the southern border. Drawing on nearly a decade of reporting, author Jonathan Blitzer provides a detailed account of the socio-political forces shaping the crisis, highlighting stories of resilience and struggle along the way. This insightful work delves into broader questions about identity and values within liberal democracies, making it a vital and timely read.