The Devil's Highway

Abstract

This true story is about the Mexican illegal migration to the United States, engraved by Luis Alberto Urrea, journalist Luis Alberto Urrea. It narrates the tragedy of a group of people who struggled to enter in the boundaries of the United States. The account sheds light on the difficulties of U.S immigration additionally multifaceted connection among the United States and Mexico. Urrea takes the reader to the base of Mexico: Native clans of the United States, Spanish voyagers and evangelists, and smugglers and human traffickers expressing religion, dosh, falsehood, native cultures, and black magic. This book is the bewildering tabloid triumph of Urea in which he has critically analyzed the failure of the ethnic and political schemes of the states.

Introduction4

Discussion4

Book Analysis of “The Devil's Highway”4

Living in an Unjust Society on Public, Health, and the Delivery of Health Care Services6

Providing Health Care Services to Illegal Immigrants8

Policies to Discourage Illegal Immigration9

Conclusion9

References10

The Devil's Highway

Introduction

In the book, The Devil's Highway, the author Urrea, L. A. has highlighted the real life story of twenty six men who paid high amounts and suffered to enter in the United States. They made an illegal attempt to cross the border of Arizona desert which is also named as the Devil's Highway. The book has mentioned the history of the Devil's Highway stretch of land as well as the history of people who lived there. The author accounted the illegal attempts and the factors that were taken by the men on the Border Patrol the United States. The endeavors and the illegal acts of the Border Patrol agents are also enlightened by Urrea. Various other factors related to the illegal migration such as unjust societies, inequality as well as the health care issues are presented impeccably by all angles by the author.

Interviews of the survivors are pictured brilliantly by Urrea with a perfect blend of annotations of politics and soul affability. This book is the astonishing journalistic achievement of the author in which he has made a critical analysis upon the failure of the cultural and political systems of the states.

Discussion

Book Analysis of “The Devil's Highway”

The following is the detailed analysis of the book “The Devil's Highway” considering the perspectives of structural oppression and inequity, the impact of living in an unjust society on people, health, and the delivery of health care services and the essential concepts related to the health inequities, discriminations, marginalization, power, and privileges. The story encompasses illegal migrants' imperative ethical, socioeconomic and political issues.

Historical and Structural Manifestations of Oppression and Inequity

In The Devil's Highway, the history and the structural manifestation of the Mexican people is explained flawlessly. Because of some of the unjust political and state powers, the oppression and inequity are amplified in the societies of Mexico that dispossessed the people from their basic rights and justice. It has been clearly obvious through analysis that the people of Mexico have also faced the significant economic issues causing them to migrate to developed countries in search of ...