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Biden Response to US-Mexico Border Crossings Is His Version of Trump Wall - Vimarsana News

Biden Response to US-Mexico Border Crossings Is His Version of Trump Wall

Biden's plan to increase border funding is a continuation of Trump's problematic policy, not a break from it.

More people are dying trying to cross the US-Mexico border than ever before. While Biden isn't building Trump's wall, his plans for the border could be just as harmful. - Vimarsana News

More people are dying trying to cross the US-Mexico border than ever before. While Biden isn't building Trump's wall, his plans for the border could be just as harmful.

Central American asylum seekers arrive to a bus station after being released by U.S. Border Patrol agents on February 26, 2021 in Brownsville, Texas.

For subscribers: Friendship Park at the U.S.-Mexico border turns 50 - Vimarsana News

For subscribers: Friendship Park at the U.S.-Mexico border turns 50

Friendship Park at the U.S.-Mexico border turns 50: It has been 50 years since first lady Pat Nixon inaugurated what she envisioned would be a binational friendship park on the U.S.-Mexico border.

'It hasn't stopped': Arizona volunteers try to stem the tide of migrant deaths in the desert | Business - Vimarsana News

'It hasn't stopped': Arizona volunteers try to stem the tide of migrant deaths in the desert | Business

AJO – It was a simple message scrawled into a basalt rock lying near-empty cans of beans and jugs of water that volunteers had left deep in the Sonoran Desert for undocumented immigrants passing through: “Gracias.” But to Mikal Jakubal, who, as a volunteer with the Ajo Samaritans, had been making weekly trips into the backcountry to stock water drop locations, the note was affirmation that the group’s efforts were appreciated. “For the most part, we will never hear from the people who use this,” Jakubal said. “We don’t know what it was like getting to t...