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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/62219058 Title: Alienated : undocumented immigrant youth Author: Adam Gutierrez; Educational Video Center; Youth Organizers Television Publisher: [New York, NY] : Educational Video Center, [2005] OCLC:62219058

  
  

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Alienated : undocumented immigrant youth

Author:	Adam Gutierrez; Educational Video Center.; Youth Organizers Television.
Publisher:	[New York, NY] : Educational Video Center, [2005]
Edition/Format:	VHS video : VHS tape : NTSC color broadcast system  Visual material : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"Alienated gives voice to undocumented youth immigrants facing the challenges of life after high school with no options for legalized work or college. A determined young woman from St. Vincent commutes from Brooklyn to New Jersey to work as a nanny for $4 an hour, while another young woman from St. Lucia tells how she was detained in seven U.S. prisons between the ages of 17 and 20. Meanwhile, anti-immigrant groups rally around lobbying efforts that seek to impose ever harsher policies and to "protect our borders." Through interviews with legal counselors, youth service providers, and activists on both sides of the immigration debate, Alienated examines what it means to be young, able and "illegal" in America."--Education Video Center website (www.evc.org)  Read more...
Subjects	Foreign workers -- United States. Noncitizens -- United States. Teenage immigrants -- United States. View all subjects
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