Sisters' deaths spurred rethinking how to save lives at border
Border aid groups are focusing on leaving supplies at more remote locations, such as in the San Diego County mountains where three sisters died in 2020.
Source: latimes.com
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Pachuco Supply: How Chicano Pride Fueled These Custom Hatmakers' Designs | Artbound | Arts & Culture
For Pachuco Supply founder Gilberto Marquez, the art of custom hatmaking has become a way to reflect his Chicano pride and preserve the memory of his late father — the man who cultivated cultural pride in Marquez's artistic core.
Source: kcet.org
Imperial County increasingly deadly to U.S.-Mexico border crosser
More migrants died from 2018 to 2020 – the latest available data from the agency – than in the previous six years combined.
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Source: cbs8.com
Imperial County increasing deadly to US-Mexico border crossers
Migrant deaths along the Southwest border have long been a fact of life in the region, but the latest available records show the deaths could be on the rise again.
Source: kpbs.org
COVID is racing through immigration detention centers — and it's putting the entire country at risk
About 14% of people in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody were infected —...
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Source: sfchronicle.com
Biden administration to restart 'Remain in Mexico' program and expand to include Haitians
The announcement comes after Mexico said early Thursday that its conditions for receiving asylum seekers with court cases in the United States had been met
Source: sandiegouniontribune.com
Border Crisis: Some Migrant Families Are Released in U.S., While Others Are Sent Back — Update
Provided by Dow Jones By Alicia A. Caldwell MEXICALI, Mexico -- Thousands of migrant families who enter the U.S. illegally every week and request asylum are freely released in border towns. Thousands more are turned back to Mexico. Which group they fall into is often not a matter of policy -- but luck. President Biden has said the U.S. is sending most migrant families back across the border, but the treatment of parents with children depends on capacity at h...
Source: morningstar.com