JUMPING THE LINE Ketchikan scenes yet separated by two dimensions

yet separated by two dimensions

Image size: 25" x 16"

pattern decoration

Image size: 5 1/2" x 9 1/2"

she has developed her own contemporary style that combines the spiritual and the real

JUMPING THE LINE Ketchikan scenes yet separated by two dimensionsIn 1965, Congress ends the practice of bringing Mexican workers to the United States to harvest crops, but Miguel Hernandez still needs work. Despite border patrols, taunts, and "coyotes," Miguel jumps the line. Returning him to his country makes little difference. He continues to cross. And farmers continue to hire him, despite American farmworkers being available. Over the years, laws change, but the demand for Mexican workers increases. Ignoring or