Enrique is one such immigrant who is subject to the

Lazarus and Hughes are like the struggle of today's immigrants and lower classes. Enrique is such an immigrant who was influenced by the struggle above. Sonia Nazario is the author of "The Enrique Journey". Enrique is the protagonist of this story. Enrique is an immigrant of Honduras who travels in South America and wishes to send a better life for himself. More importantly, he wants to reconnect with his mother in the United States. Enrique's mother Lourdes went on a privately dangerous journey in hopes of bringing a better future to their children. The general explanation of Enrique's story is that it has a very deep resonance with the idea of ​​"New Giant". Because women may suffer from murder, rape, cutting, hunger, serious illness, we can improve the lives of our children. Yes, Lourdes did not become a middle-class life, it also became a millionaire. Most of what Enrique and mother want while traveling are ideal portraits of the United States and our culture is widely spread through today's media. It is conceptually the same as the ideal shown in the "New Colossus". Lourdes and Enrique were not so clear when we told him about a panic conversation in American life by phone. He did not know that his mother's work kept the roof above his head and was so hard to send things home.

Al Neser 6 gave him and his sister and eventually rescued her to send her child to the United States. The above view on Lourdes's settlement in the United States is surprisingly similar to the previous view that "I will allow the US to be the United States again". Lourdes reveals that her idealized America is not the same as the US she arrived. An idealized view of the Americans drawn by Emma Lazarus, a disappointing but realistic view of Langston Hughes' discourse, inference behind the poet's contrasting view, and the story of Enrique, still America it lives It is the most ideal place for you. It is the earth. The poorest Americans and American immigrants still live better than the people of the third world countries. This does not mean that we should not try for equal opportunities. As a country we would like our children and grandchildren to send a better life than ever before. All Americans have a fair opportunity to pursue America's dream: pursuit of life, freedom and happiness, this is possible

The award-winning, best-selling book "Enrique Journey" is a classic of immigration literature. It is now being revised and updated, and Sonia Nazario is one of the most powerful voices in the country. This book is more than the story of a boy looking for a mother. This is the story of one million undocumented children who live in the United States today. According to the "Los Angeles Times" series, they won two Pulitzer Prizes, the internationally reported George Polk Award and the Robert Kennedy Journalism Award and emerged in an ongoing discussion on immigration reform. America This book was awarded the 2011 Williams College Book Awards Program, California Book Award 2006, Non Fiction Silver Awards, 2006 Christopher Book Awards.

Lazarus and Hughes are like the struggle of today's immigrants and lower classes. Enrique is such an immigrant who was influenced by the struggle above. Sonia Nazario is the author of "The Enrique Journey". Enrique is the protagonist of this story. Enrique is an immigrant of Honduras who travels in South America and wishes to send a better life for himself. More importantly, he wants to reconnect with his mother in the United States. Enrique's mother Lourdes went on a privately dangerous journey in hopes of bringing a better future to their children. The general explanation of Enrique's story is that it has a very deep resonance with the idea of ​​"New Colossus". Considering how bad the circumstances of other countries are, women may be at risk of murder, rape, cutting, hunger, heavy sickness and so on. This is conceptually the same as the ideal proposed in "New Colossus".