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Migrant drownings stoke cross-border tensions - Vimarsana News

Migrant drownings stoke cross-border tensions

Discrepancies over responsibility for their rescue underscore political disputes over responding to crisis at U.S. southwestern border

Migrant drownings stoke cross-border tensions, questions - Vimarsana News

Migrant drownings stoke cross-border tensions, questions

The drownings of three Mexican migrants in the Rio Grande has deepened a jurisdictional dispute between the U.S. federal and Texas state governments.

Migrant mother drowned alongside son, 8, and daughter, 10, at Eagle Pass border when 'human chain' broke and Texas 'physically barred' patrol agents from rescue: Aunt and cousin survived treacherous crossing - Vimarsana News

Migrant mother drowned alongside son, 8, and daughter, 10, at Eagle Pass border when 'human chain' broke and Texas 'physically barred' patrol agents from rescue: Aunt and cousin survived treacherous crossing

Sancha Cerros, 33, her daughter Yorlei Rubi, 10, and son Jonathan Agustín Briones de la Sancha, 8, died last Friday night near the Eagle Pass crossing in Texas, but two of their relatives survived.

Three migrants, including two children, drown at Texas border amid row over patrols - Vimarsana News

Three migrants, including two children, drown at Texas border amid row over patrols

Biden Administration gives Texas governor until Wednesday to remove guardsmen from Eagle Pass park

Source: yahoo.com
Three Migrants Drowned After Texas' Attempt to Seize Control of the Border – Mother Jones - Vimarsana News

Three Migrants Drowned After Texas' Attempt to Seize Control of the Border – Mother Jones

Federal officials say it could have been less likely were it not for the state’s new policies.