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Enrique’s Journey Questions and Answers
The Question and Answer section for Enrique’s Journey is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
In order to remain undetected, Enrique and the others must wait for an hour in a half in a freezing creek into which a sewage treatment plant dumps refuse.
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SOL A #1308517
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jill d #170087
For Enrique, crossing the river by himself is dangerous. He cannot swim and if he's caught, he will be deported.
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Travis R #1308054
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jill d #170087
They are put in detention centers and sent back. The detention centers ar cramped full of crooks and people that exploit them.
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Ethan L #1305934
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Aslan
