Hope, despair in poetry by immigrant children in US lockup

The young immigrants held in prison-like conditions at a juvenile-detention center in the mountains of Virginia express despair. Some cling to pleasant memories from home. For a select few, there is hope. For a handful of immigrants who came to the U.S. from Central America — many as unaccompanied minors — poetry has given them a ...

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Hope, despair in poetry by immigrant children in US lockup

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