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The collision between an SUV crammed with 25 people and a semitruck highlights the perils of human smuggling along the border. It also points to the desperation of those fleeing poverty, unemployment and crime for life in a sometimes hostile land.
The deadly collision between an SUV crammed with 25 people and a semitruck highlights the perils of human smuggling along the border and points to the desperation of those fleeing poverty, unemployment and crime for life in a sometimes hostile land.
EL CENTRO, Calif. — When word spread that more than a dozen people had been killed in a crash at an intersection about two miles northwest of the small town of Holtville, some thought it might have been farmworkers headed to start their long day in the nearby agricultural fields. But things didn’t add up. The vehicle was all wrong. Not a van or a bus. The number of people crammed into the SUV was far too high for a vehicle that normally would hold seven or eight passengers. And then there was the debris field. Missing from it was a tell-tale sign, for some advocates, of farmworkers...
Border Angels host Q&A about DACA under Biden Administration Attorney answered questions on Instagram Live Border Angels host Q&A about DACA under Biden Administration and last updated 2021-01-26 20:45:58-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV)-- Humanitarian Aid group, "Border Angels," hosted an Instagram Live session Tuesday explaining the DACA program under President Biden's administration. For many undocumented people, President Biden's Executive Order fortifying the DACA program was a big sigh of relief. But some said the future of undocumented immigrants is still uncertain. "It's been such a heartache ...
The preservation of DACA impacts thousands of people who call San Diego home. DACA blocks deportation for "Dreamers," or undocumented people who arrived in the U.S. as children. "Him signing that executive order to protect DACA really brings a level of hope that I don't think I felt in four years," said Daniela Marquina Cuevas. Marquina Cuevas, a Dreamer who lives in San Diego, said she hopes citizenship is on the horizon. She was brought to California at 3 years old and has since earned a master's degree and is working as a speech language pathologist. "Me being able to be a professional wit...