Gomberg-Muoz's book Becoming Legal focuses on US. immigration processing and the effect it has on families whose members have different immigration statuses (undocumented, lawfui immigrant, US. citizen). Two key themes run throughout her book: the marginalization and/or belonging experienced by undocumented migrants is shaped by persistent inequalities in the ULS.r and the intertwined lives of people in mixed-status families challenge government policies that seek to neatly divide people into groups of those who belong and those who don't. In her book, we see the complexities of immigration ' processing from the view of families who try to navigate the procedures and requirements so they can remain together. Write a Critical Response Essay (5-6 double spaced pages, 1200-1500 words) addressing the following questions based on the book Becoming Legal. Feel free to incorporate references to other course materials, but no additional research is required. Refer to the Essay Evaluation Rubric for how your essay will be graded. ' o How do divergent immigration statuses (undocumented, lawful immigrant, US. citizen) among family members affect family relationships? 0 How are mlxed~status families' experiences A 5'8" 'und "ear \"ans" Cam". 1" Califomla- about 15min- affected by facial, C'BSS, sexuaI' and north of the U.S.-Mexico Border. 2005. In English: \"WWW\" gendered inequalities in the US] expose your life to the elements. There is no 90mm Rim worth it!" CC-B'l-SA 3.0 2015 via WM -,,, ,ll 1 I. 1 IA