Erasure interrogates the strategic destruction of identity documents as a condition for entry into the United States. The project documents and reassembles fragments of passports found at a single point of convergence along the US/Mexico border, representing individuals from more than ten countries across several continents. Each document was burned or partially destroyed immediately prior to crossing. Seen collectively, these remnants map a global network of migration converging at this border, while exposing the structural violence of neoliberal policies that force movement under precarious conditions.