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Shoot paintballs at remote control model airplanes, to help veterans - Vimarsana News

Shoot paintballs at remote control model airplanes, to help veterans

IDAHO FALLS – The Desert Eagles Model Airplane Flying Club will be hosting an open house this weekend, where the public can come to fly remote-controlled model airplanes and shoot paintball guns at them as they fly. It is the fourth annual open house, which will be held Saturday, July 16, from 9 am to […]

Pamplin Media Group - POW/MIA motorcycle ride to stop in Madras - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - POW/MIA motorcycle ride to stop in Madras

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Q & A with Sr. Maria Louise Edwards, rescuing migrants lost at US-Mexico border - Vimarsana News

Q & A with Sr. Maria Louise Edwards, rescuing migrants lost at US-Mexico border

Felician Sr. Maria Louise Edwards is vice president of the Aguilas del Desierto (Desert Eagles), a nonprofit that rescues and recovers men, wo...

Another win for professors' documentary about plight of undocumented migrants - Vimarsana News

Another win for professors' documentary about plight of undocumented migrants

“Águilas” was co-directed by UCLA professors Kristy Guevara-Flanagan and Maite Zubiaurre.

Source: ucla.edu
Policies at southern border pushing migrants to take greater risks, advocates say - Vimarsana News

Policies at southern border pushing migrants to take greater risks, advocates say

Grandriver/iStock(PIMA COUNTY, Ariz.) -- Ely Ortiz is used to receiving heartbreaking phone calls. But Ortiz, the president of Aguilas del Desierto, or Desert Eagles, a volunteer-run organization that conducts search and rescue missions for migrants who are believed to be missing or dead, still remembers a call one night in 2019 from a pregnant woman who said her husband was lost somewhere near the Arizona border. The woman said her husband called to tell her he crossed into the United States, but became disoriented when he tried to reunite with the smugglers who had advised him to go around a...