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When migrants go missing at the border, their loved ones turn to unofficial channels for news - Vimarsana News

When migrants go missing at the border, their loved ones turn to unofficial channels for news

Families of Mexican migrants who died in boat crossing attempt at Black's Beach learned of the tragedy through anonymous phone calls, humanitarian groups and social media

When migrants go missing at the border, their loved ones turn to unofficial channels for news - Vimarsana News

When migrants go missing at the border, their loved ones turn to unofficial channels for news

Families of Mexican migrants who died in boat crossing attempt at Black's Beach learned of the tragedy through anonymous phone calls, humanitarian groups and social media

The deaths of 3 sisters spurred new thinking about how to save lives at the border - Vimarsana News

The deaths of 3 sisters spurred new thinking about how to save lives at the border

Border aid groups are focusing on leaving supplies at more remote locations, such as in the San Diego County mountains where three sisters died in 2020

Sisters' deaths spurred rethinking how to save lives at border - Vimarsana News

Sisters' deaths spurred rethinking how to save lives at border

Border aid groups are focusing on leaving supplies at more remote locations, such as in the San Diego County mountains where three sisters died in 2020.

Smugglers sentenced for journey that left 3 sisters dead - Vimarsana News

Smugglers sentenced for journey that left 3 sisters dead

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Two smugglers were sentenced to federal prison on Friday for leading three sisters from Mexico into California, where they froze to death in a mountain snowstorm. Cecilio Rios-Quiñones, 38, and his brother, 23-year-old Ricardo Rios-Quiñones, received 5 1/2 years each in U.S. District Court in San Diego. They pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy and other charges. Prosecutors said the men, who are from Chihuahua, led the women across the border on Feb. 10, 2020, and were in a rugged area near Mount Laguna, about a dozen miles north of the border, when a snowstorm ...