How Mexico Became America's Watchdog: The Hidden Struggles of Migrants Caught Between Two Nations

In How Mexico Became America's Watchdog, discover how Mexico's southern border transformed from a transit point for Central American migrants into the first line of defense for U.S. immigration policy. Under immense pressure from the U.S., Mexico has increasingly militarized its border, using armed forces, drones, and biometric scanners to enforce stricter immigration policies.

This shift has turned migrants' journeys-once filled with hope-into perilous struggles for survival. Migrants now face militarized checkpoints, raids by Mexican forces, and the threat of being sent back to the violence they fled.

Why should you read this book?

• How did the shift happen? Understand how the U.S. outsourced immigration enforcement to Mexico.
• Who is responsible for the suffering? Learn how U.S. pressure reshaped Mexico's immigration policies.
• What does this mean for migrants? Explore the human cost of policies that leave the most vulnerable trapped in a harsh system.

Inside this book, you'll discover:

• The political pressures that made Mexico enforce U.S. policies.
• The human faces behind the migrant crisis-families risking everything to escape violence.
• The militarization of Mexico's southern border and its impact on sovereignty.
• How migrants are caught between corrupt officials, criminal organizations, and escalating crackdowns.

Who needs to read this book?

• Human rights advocates and policymakers interested in the migrant crisis.
• Students of international relations and anyone curious about the U.S.-Mexico relationship.
• Those seeking to understand the geopolitical forces shaping migration.

How Mexico Became America's Watchdog offers an eye-opening look at the intersection of immigration policy, human rights, and geopolitics. Don't miss this urgent exploration-buy today to uncover the truth behind one of the most pressing issues of our time.