MS-13

This compelling account explores the origins and rise of the infamous MS-13 gang, tracing its roots from Salvadoran civil conflict to its presence across the United States and Central America. Through the stories of gang members and their families, the book examines how a smallSalvadoran social group evolved into a transnational organization, shaped by complex social, economic, and political factors. It offers a nuanced perspective on the gang’s operations, challenging common perceptions and highlighting the broader issues of immigration, poverty, and systemic inequality.