For 15 years Stuart Isett has documented the lives of young Cambodian refugees in the United States, recently following the path of nearly 200 who have been deported back to Cambodia since 2002. One of the untold stories of the current immigration hysteria sweeping America is the deportation of young Cambodians, mainly men, who came to the United States as infants and refugees after escaping the Khmer Rouge genocide, civil war and illegal US invasion and bombings of Cambodia. Their families, poor were dumped in some of America's worst gang infested neighborhoods, driving many of these young children into gangs.
