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The award-winning book, Esteban's Caravan is the compelling story of a ten-year-old boy with his family in their journey to find security in the United States. Seeking asylum in a nation of immigrants, Esteban travels from his damaged paradise of Guatemala hoping for a better life only to be separated from his loved ones. Twenty years later, Esteban returns to tell a child's story of hope, tragedy and triumph to a Senatorial committee in Washington DC. The reflection rises above to dark policy of separating children from their parents to legally present themselves to the United States under…mehr

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The award-winning book, Esteban's Caravan is the compelling story of a ten-year-old boy with his family in their journey to find security in the United States. Seeking asylum in a nation of immigrants, Esteban travels from his damaged paradise of Guatemala hoping for a better life only to be separated from his loved ones. Twenty years later, Esteban returns to tell a child's story of hope, tragedy and triumph to a Senatorial committee in Washington DC. The reflection rises above to dark policy of separating children from their parents to legally present themselves to the United States under the Trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. Factual events are presented in Esteban's Caravan as seen by the innocent children who went from hope of peace to an American cage and beyond.
Autorenporträt
Denis O'Leary is a writer with deep social consciousness. He wrote Alba Walking in the Shadows, a real-life thriller based on an infanticide that took place in the agricultural fields of California and profoundly impacted the Mixteco community. O'Leary is a retired elementary school teacher in Oxnard, California. His teaching career of 31 years has paralleled his advocacy for Latino students and their families, the Latino community. He also has taken leadership roles in organizations such as the California Association for Bilingual Education, the League of United Latin American Citizens, and the United Farm Workers. Today, Denis O'Leary has kept busy with his academic functions and his creative writing projects.