“In memory of the delivery boys who died.” September 11, 2001. “There was Antonio Meléndez, and Antonio Javier Álvarez, and Leobardo López Pascual, and Juan Ortega-Campos, and Martín Morales Zempoaltécatl, and Arturo Alba Moreno, and José Manuel Contreras Fernández, and Germán Castillo García, and José Guevara González, and Alicia Acevedo Carranza, and Víctor Antonio Martínez Pastrana, and Juan Romero Orozco, and Enrique Octavio and Santos Anaya, and Margarito Casillas, and Norberto Hernández. There was also Fernando Jimenez Molinar, who worked at a pizza shop nearby, delivering pies and washing dishes. He was nineteen years old.... Fernando had two roommates, undocumented like him, and they called his mom when he didn’t come home on the night of 9/11. A local Mexican organization looked everywhere for him. He was gone. The Twin Towers fell shortly before 10:00 A.M.” - The Undocumented Americans. Innocent people died on 9/11. It was one of the darkest days in America. But the response that followed was just as dark. The way these lives were used as an excuse to torture, to take more innocent lives, to make immigrants enemies makes this a tragedy of the present.