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Those fools suck at logic. The book, which engages in a cartographic project critic Edward Said would have approved of, exhibits elegant belligerence. An alternative path to naturalization, one that uses art to make Americans of herself and her subjects. In Americans , she flips the whitest of real estate, turning the blank page into sanctuary space, a place where one can both hide from and expose the often ethnonationalist nightmare that is the United States.
Spatial politics structure The Undocumented Americans. Organized according to place, each chapter chronicles how geographic forces, from New York to Miami to Flint to Cleveland to New Haven, work to crush immigrants.
As she travels from locale to locale to become a vessel for immigrant stories that might otherwise remain clandestine, Cornejo Villavicenio develops familial intimacy with, and affection for, her subjects. That sense of oneness comes through on the page. Karla and I are hunkered down on opposite coasts—she in Connecticut and I in California. My brother calls me Neen or bae…Latinx people I speak to in Spanish, like my community here in New Haven, or my subjects, people with whom I am close, call me mi amor or mira, lol, or mija, or Karlita.
Karla is really only what I go by formally and among strangers. Some people have incredible beef with that word… When did you first encounter the word? What appeal does the word hold for you? Frankly, I enjoy the word because it challenges. I discovered it in college, though towards the end of undergrad we were still using Latin.