The Troubles Enocountered in Enrique's Journey by Sonia Nazario

For many Central American children who moved to the United States, starting a new life is a big problem. The process of moving to the United States contains many difficulties including traveling to the United States. A very common way to travel is by train. Immigrants enjoy the lessons of many lives from traveling to the USA. For example, the generosity and help of the fellowman's Central Americans. On the other hand, this is extremely difficult. For example, there are many robbers and gang violence that immigrants may face while traveling to the United States.

Henrique's journal written by journalist Sonia Nazario is a true story, a 17-year old boy travels from Honduras to America and reconnects with his mother. In order to write this story, Nazario met Enrique on the US border and learned his story before he tried to cross the border to the United States. Then she went to Honduras and returned to the pace to Henrique's own border with the US so he could better write what he saw and how he felt in the process . Since 2000, an average of one million undocumented immigrants came to the United States every year, many of them children. In southern Mexico, about 1,800 immigrants to the United States were kidnapped on the way and people without a loved one were murdered. People arriving in the northern part of Mexico may be exposed to drug warfare there. However, the problem has not ended in Mexico, people are concerned about being forcibly repatriated, as seen in the United States today.

Sonia Nazario, the Los Angeles Times newspaper reporter, has turned these annoying children into "Enrique's journey." This closely researched book was the first of a series of Pulitzer Prize-winning newspapers by Nazario as well as the story of a young man from Honduras, Enrique. It is also an anthropology of youthful people who want to get rid of obstacles between their hometown and cities in North America where mothers are seeking opportunities to improve work, money, and family life. "Enrique's journey" explores unconsciousness of these choices and mainly reports results of inadequacies