48 Hours at the Border: Border Security, Illegal Immigration, and the Human Cost of Disorder
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48 Hours at the Border: Border Security, Illegal Immigration, and the Human Cost of Disorder

by Tori Branum

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48 Hours at the Border examines border security, illegal immigration, and the human cost of disorder. Framed around an urgent 48-hour period, Tori Branum’s book offers a focused perspective on a complex public policy issue involving migration, security, and the consequences of instability.

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48 Hours at the Border examines border security, illegal immigration, and the human cost associated with disorder.

The book’s title emphasizes an urgent, time-limited perspective on border-related issues.

It addresses a complex public policy subject involving security, migration, and human consequences.

This title may interest readers seeking concise discussion of contemporary immigration and border challenges.

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