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  Carlos A Perez

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Carlos A. Perez and his No. 1 selling fiction about Mexican illegal immigration!!!


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  Carlos Alonzo Perez was born in 1966 in La Colonia Baja California, in Mexicali, Mexico.  In 1971 his family immigrated to a small town in Sanger, California where he spent the rest of his childhood.  In 1983, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps and has been serving on active duty ever since.      Carlos Alonzo Perez grew up like most other immigrant children.  He struggled to learn two languages simultaneously while attending school with the other immigrant kids from his neighborhood.  And like most other immigrant children, he watched as his parents worked long, arduous, hours in jobs most people did not want.  Carlos’ life wasn’t any different; most kids lived the same way he did (well at least in his neighborhood).     In 1983 during his senior year at Sanger High School, Carlos Perez enlisted in the Marine Corps.  After seeing his older brother enlist and attend Army boot camp, Carlos wanted nothing more than to be like his brother, except he wanted to be better, so he enlisted in the Marines.  After attending Marine Corps boot camp in 1984, he knew that he had found a calling and 24 years later, he now holds the rank of Sergeant Major, the highest enlisted rank in the Marine Corps.      Carlos Perez’ father and mother live in Dinuba, California near Carlos’ sister.  His older brother lives in Fresno, California and his younger brother (a former Marine and veteran of Desert Storm) lives in Sanger.      Carlos Perez returned from Iraq in November of 2007 where he served with the 1st Battalion, 4th Marines in the Anbar Province.  Upon completion of his tour, he was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement.  He is currently serving as the Sergeant Major for Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Texas.  Carlos Perez plans on retiring with his wonderful family in the beautiful city of San Antonio.     "Mass Exodus: The Story of an Illegal Immigrant". This fiction about an illegal immigrant, who struggles to find a more stable life for his impoverished family, will have you wondering how many of those who make their way to America, "the land of milk and honey", experience what the main character in the book experiences. The story will take you on an emotional ride that will not let you put the book down. As the introductions of the characters are established, you will begin to try to figure out how they all will have an important role in the life of Genaro Catzin (the main character) the illegal immigrant. How do a sheriff's deputy, a radio talk show host, the Mexican Secretary of Defense and his daughter become involved in the life of Genaro Catzin? How do the actions of one man lead both nations, Mexico and the United States, to the brink of military conflict? After reading this suspense filled thriller, you will be left wondering how closely the events in the story parallel with the events in real life and how close we are to ending up with Mexican and U.S. troops massed on the border. If you like nail biting and page turning stories, you are going to enjoy "Mass Exodus: The Story of an Illegal Immigrant". See the book trailer at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0d-O-z6eVE  

Birth Place
Mexicali,  Mexico
Accomplishments

Combat veteran
Marine Sergeant Major
Bronze Star receipient
An immigrant success