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What happens when a human being becomes nothing more than a function of a system? This book is a true story of survival, borders, prisons, betrayal, and the invisible mechanisms that shape our lives far beyond walls and laws. From Russia to Mexico. From the border to detention centers and private prisons. From freedom to total loss of dignity - and back again. The author takes you through a brutal journey across Tijuana, the U.S. border, immigration jails, and private prison camps, showing not only physical hardship but something far more dangerous: how systems slowly erase humanity and turn people into roles, numbers, and obedient functions. But this is not just a story about immigration. It is a story about every system: - governments - prisons - families - relationships - love And how easily a person dissolves inside them. Through real experiences, pain, fear, hope, and deep reflection, the book reveals a powerful idea: systems do not need people - they need functions. And when we stop looking in the mirror, we slowly lose ourselves. This is a story about: - survival against overwhelming odds - the dark side of institutions and power - psychological dependence and emotional systems - breaking free without losing your humanity - and finding your inner compass when everything collapses Written with raw honesty and philosophical depth, this book will make you question not only borders - but your own life, your relationships, and the roles you play every day. This book is for readers who: love powerful true stories are interested in psychology and human behavior question systems and authority have experienced loss, betrayal, or starting over want a deeper understanding of freedom and identity Some walls are made of steel. Others are built inside us. And not every prison has bars.

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