Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis
Jonathan Blitzer explores the intertwined histories of the United States and Central America, tracing the forces that shaped a crisis spanning borders and generations. The book places regional upheaval, American policy, and migration within a broader historical framework, offering context for one of the defining political challenges of the modern era.
About This Book
Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here examines the relationship between the United States and Central America.
Jonathan Blitzer traces the historical forces that shaped a crisis connecting the region and the United States.
The book explores how political decisions, regional upheaval, and migration became intertwined.
It offers a broad account of the making of a complex and enduring crisis.
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