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Climate change and immigration policies: Migrants died near neighborhoods, schools and businesses as the temperature hit 150 degrees.
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Climate change and immigration policies: Migrants died near neighborhoods, schools and businesses as the temperature hit 150 degrees.
Many Migrants have been dying at the southern border, and it has prompted the local coroners to change the way they work.
Climate change and hardline immigration policies: Migrants died near neighborhoods, schools and businesses as the ground temperature hit 150 degrees.
In the last 12 months through September, U.S. Customs and Border Protection logged 60 migrant deaths due to heat in the El Paso sector, triple the same period a year ago.
Veteran firefighter Daniel Medrano got out of his truck somewhere in the barren outskirts of Sunland Park, New Mexico, where a vast expanse of yellow sand is dotted by stubby bushes. Medrano wrapped a black scarf around his nose and mouth as he looked closer: Black sneakers, green hat, dark hair in a braid. The Aug. 17 afternoon was around 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38°C), and Medrano believed the woman had died days before – another migrant killed by scorching heat while entering the United States