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As of October, 81 migrants have died while trying to cross the border into Brooks County.

Identifying victims may be a complicated process because multiple countries are involved and families of migrants may not come forward.

Operation Identification has grim task of examining migrant remains Federal law seen as first recognition of lives lost entering the U.S. Updated:  Tags:  Operation Identification has grim task of examining migrant remains SAN ANTONIO – Locating the graves of migrants who died entering the U.S. illegally is the starting point for the grim, often complex task undertaken by Operation Identification at the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University. Dr. Kate Spradley, a professor of anthropology and the director of Operation Identification, said she and her students have examined...

Every year, hundreds of Central and South American migrants risk their lives in pursuit of entry into the U.S. for a better life. Crossing often means trying to survive punishing

Is a permanent solution coming at last for Salvadoran immigrants and others with temporary work permits? Bipartisan breakthroughs on immigration measures provide some optimism. Dalila Sandoval poses in front of her home holding a photo of her and her two U.S.-born children in Arlington on Wednesday, December 23, 2020. Sandoval has been in immigration limbo for nearly two decades as a Tepesiana, as she calls herself, an immigrant who holds a temporary protected status in the U.S.. The 52-year-old native of El Salvador is pushing for permanent residency and a citizenship pathway for all immigra...