The Feds Targeted The Border For Pandemic Enforcement. Did It Work?
Listen • 31:09 By: María Méndez, Angela Kocherga and Paul Flahive For over a year Delfina Gracilazo has traveled across the Texas-Mexico border between Piedras Negras and Eagle Pass, TX to sell her blood. It’s a common way to make some extra money at the border. She stands outside one of Eagle Pass’s two Plasma donation facilities waiting with a group of other Mexican citizens who can sell it multiple times a month, earning about $40 per donation. The money didn’t used to make it back. “We would come donate, stop by the stores and shop and then we would go back...
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