Frontera y ley: Migración mundial, capitalismo y el auge del nacionalismo racista

Walia's analysis links economic systems and migration patterns in a compelling way. I'm curious what personal or historical moments influenced this emphasis.

Some instances felt very charged and personal, making me wonder how the author chose which stories to include. Did others find certain examples more impactful or upsetting?

It seems to push back against mainstream views, but I'm interested in how the author envisions a different approach to border politics in practical terms.