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We acknowledge and remember those migrants who die alone in the desert and we pray for reconciliation on our borders.

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Twenty quilts stitched together with clothes abandoned on Arizona’s migrant trails will soon be displayed together for the first time at the Arizona History Museum in Tucson. The 13-month exhibition, called “Los Desconocidos: The Migrant Quilt Project,” opened recently at the museum west of the University of Arizona campus.

We acknowledge and remember those migrants who die alone in the desert and we pray for reconciliation on our borders.

PHOENIX (AP) — The number of suspected migrant deaths in Arizona's borderlands was little changed last year, figures released Tuesday show. The remains of 226 people were found last year near Arizona's border with Mexico, said Humane Borders, a Tucson-based nonprofit group that works with the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office to map where remains of suspected migrants are discovered.

Newly released figures show the number of suspected migrant deaths counted in Arizona’s borderlands was little changed in 2021. Tucson-based Humane Borders said Tuesday the remains of 226 people were