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their clothes are as bright as the tomatoes they carry
Falahyeen, Southern Syria, 9 August 2023 As I rode down the highway, I passed tent after tent set up for tomato harvest. These tents sat up on the edges of enormous fields of greenery. Outside one of the tents, there … Continue reading
Imagining undocumented life
During the last month, I’ve spent a lot of time on visas. I need visas to enter certain countries and to establish residency in a new country. Without the visa I can’t rent a flat - at least not formally, … Continue reading
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Tagged immigration, migrant workers, northern virginia, undocumented
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