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cartels. roberto wears a facemask to not infect the others. tells me he got sick early on in his travels. there is a lot of them that have been sick. over the journey, he had to leave his kids, young ones. he says his toddlers nearly died, so he sent them back with family in honduras as he continues on. they stand, sit, and sleep on metal construction beams covered in plastic. dirty clothes and cardboard used to make it as comfortable as possible. the heat and sun brutal. at night it's the cold and wind. the smells a range. sewage at times and burning trash as we drove past what appears to be an incinerator. their souls worn down. [ speaking in spanish ] >> he says it's dangerous for women, too, and they said food