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Jon reflects on how home conveys a sense of security, an extension of a person(s), a place of blessing, a communication of ownership and belonging, and a place of interaction with others. He critiques the ways in which home has been reduced to simply security or a place to interact with others. This shows up in the modern fight over immigration.
#home #immigration #illegalmigration #familyfarm
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