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Sixteen years ago, Juan documented his life as a recent Mexican immigrant living in poverty in Texas. Juan’s updated diary tours the life he has built since he first crossed the Rio Grande. It looks a lot like the typical American dream: a house, 2 cars, 3 kids – except for the fact that he’s still living as an undocumented immigrant in the U.S.

Check out the soundbite from Juan's 1996 diary, above.

To listen to Juan's 1996 diary in full, visit: www.radiodiaries.org/juan-teenage-diaries/




Juan's Teenage Diary (1996)

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Juan's Teenage Diary (1996)

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