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Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero said: “We are talking about robberies, violence, rape, and being sold as slaves.”

The UN International Organization for Migration declared the U.S.-Mexico border the deadliest land border crossing after reporting 686 deaths.

Report by Human Rights Watch details alleged attacks using explosive weapons and small arms on Saudi Arabia-Yemen border

The 73-page report, “‘They Fired on Us Like Rain’: Saudi Arabian Mass Killings of Ethiopian Migrants at the Yemen-Saudi Border,” found that Saudi border guards have used explosive weapons to kill many migrants and shot other migrants at close range, including many women and children, in a widespread and systematic pattern of attacks. In some instances, Saudi border guards asked migrants what limb to shoot, and then shot them at close range. Saudi border guards also fired explosive weapon...

Titan and Adriana are two vessels recently lost at sea, four days and 4,000 miles apart. The five men believed to have lost their lives on the Titan have been

The global response to the Titan’s disappearance should be the model for how we respond to migrant vessels in distress.

In the deadliest year for border crossings in recent history, relatives live in fear of the fate of their missing loved ones

Searching for a better life may be a distant objective of many people trying to reach prosperous countries, but in most cases it is a question of the safety and security of one’s family that...

The Missing Migrant Project (MMP) released new data indicating that 1,238 migrant deaths and disappearances have been recorded for the Americas in 2021, the most since the project was started in 2014 by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) of the United Nations.

The group Border Angels estimates that since 1994, about 10,000 people have died in their attempts to cross the border, and for every body found five more are unaccounted for.