In his new book, Homelands, the award-winning journalist Alfredo Corchado describes how Mexicans who migrate north transform themselves once in the United States and leave an indelible mark on their new adoptive home. In his book, the Mexican-American Dallas Morning News correspondent narrates some of the major social events of recent decades based on the personal memories and stories of three close friends who were connected to some of those key moments.
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