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Lives for sale a documentary on immigration & human trafficking

Lives for sale a documentary on immigration & human trafficking

DVD 2006

Investigative documentary exposes the human side of illegal immigration, including the black market trade in human beings. "Tracing the stories of two young women who were trafficked, one in California, the other in Florida, the documentary asks why and how this could happen in the United States -- and what can be done to stem the most lucrative criminal enterprise after drugs and gun sales."--container.

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Human smuggling United States
Human trafficking United States
Illegal immigration United States
Noncitizens United States
United States Emigration and immigration
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Description:
1 videodisc (58:28 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Notes:
"Funded in part by Catholic Communication Campaign"--Container
Extras include: Study guide, scenes menu, video extras, photos, and documentation
Special features include study guide with resources including website links, supplementary documents, discussion questions, commentary, and and interview with Erica Dagl-Bredine
DVD-ROM portion of the disc contains documents, photos, video, resource links and a study guide
Narrator, Marabina Jaimes
Closed-captioned
Control Number:
530441
Other Authors:
Jamison, Gayla
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