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☆ Invisible and unaccounted for: Why some migrant deaths on the border aren't recorded
  + stars: | 2024-12-04 | by ( Albinson Linares | Albinson Linares Is A Reporter For Noticias Telemundo Based In Mexico City. | ) www.nbcnews.com   time to read: +11 min
Oscar Andrade says every day is an opportunity to rescue migrants in the Arizona desert, where temperatures exceeded 110 degrees Fahrenheit this year. For Andrade, the number of sets of migrant remains is a cause for worry. According to the researchers’ data, the largest discrepancies in numbers occurred in 2021 and 2020, when Pima County recorded 225 and 206 migrant deaths, respectively, compared with Border Patrol data, which totaled 78 and 43. Border Patrol changes and their impactMartinez and his team of researchers noted that the discrepancies in the numbers of migrant deaths between coroners' offices and Border Patrol began to increase in 2013 and have not stopped growing. Under a border security initiative that ended in 2012, Border Patrol was responsible for trying to find as many deaths as possible in border counties.
Persons: Oscar Andrade, ”, Andrade, ” Andrade, they're, Daniel Martinez, “, ” Martinez, someone’s, Martinez, coroners, Gene Hernandez, Pima, Hernandez, Donald Trump, Trump Organizations: “, Chaplains, U.S . Customs, Border Patrol, Migration, University of Arizona, Human, International Organization for Migration, Noticias Telemundo, Patrol, Customs, Protection, CBP, Wildlife, University of New, University of New Mexico Medical Investigator’s Office, El Locations: Arizona, California , New Mexico , Texas, U.S, Pima County, Mexico, California , Arizona, New Mexico , Texas, Florida, morgues, Pima, Cochise, Santa Cruz, Tucson, Cabeza Prieta, University of New Mexico, El Paso County, New Mexico, El Paso , Texas
☆ Large increase in migrant crossings prompts US Customs and Border Protection to surge resources to remote area
  + stars: | 2023-08-05 | by ( Rosa Flores Sara Weisfeldt | Rosa Flores | Sara Weisfeldt | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +3 min
“Border Patrol has prioritized the quick transporting of noncitizens encountered in this desert environment, which is particularly dangerous during current weather conditions, to Border Patrol facilities where individuals can receive medical care, food and water,” a spokesperson for US Customs and Border Protection said in a statement. The agency said the fenced-in outdoor space is covered by a large canopy and migrants have access to large fans, meals, water, and bathroom facilities. “The Ajo Border Patrol Station is not equipped to hold large number of migrants due to historic trends in this area.”After arriving at Ajo Station, migrants are screened and then transported to other locations for immigration processing, with the closest large Border Patrol facility or shelter 2.5 hours away, according to the Border Patrol. The Tucson Border Patrol sector encountered more than 24,000 migrants in June, making it the second-busiest sector on the southern border during the month, according to Border Patrol data. Border Patrol officials report no deaths have occurred at Ajo station or the surrounding areas since the beginning of the heat wave and since the increase in migrant encounters.
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