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Nation Mar 29

Photos: What migrants leave behind on their journeys through the desert

By Joshua Barajas

Nation Mar 28

People eat food at an aid center in Nogales, Mexico November 10, 2010. According to the group No More Deaths, a group that aims to end death and suffering along the United States/Mexico border, 253 people have died this year trying to cross the border. Among other duties, the group assists with this aid center, called Aid Center for Deported Migrants (CAMDEP), which is run by Kino Border Initiative. REUTERS/Eric Thayer (MEXICO - Tags: SOCIETY FOOD) - RTXVAPA
This man has tried crossing the U.S.-Mexico border 5 times. He says he won’t try again

PBS NewsHour visited a soup kitchen for recently deported migrants in Mexico that’s a stone’s throw from the Mariposa port of entry in Nogales, Arizona. There, he met a husband and father who, days earlier, tried to cross the border…

By Joshua Barajas

Nation Mar 16

Fingerprints are left behind on the border fence between the U.S. and Mexico outside of Nogales, Arizona. Photo by William Brangham.
Photo: Handprints at the border

Handprints are left on the iron posts when people try and scale the border wall to get into the U.S.

By News Desk, William Brangham

Nation Aug 31

Watch 5:33
What people on the border think about building a bigger fence

Donald Trump’s talk of building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico has been one of the most-repeated tropes of his campaign. Currently, there stands a 652-mile-long wall running across the almost 2,000 mile border. It stretches not just along…

By PBS News Hour

Politics Mar 21

Trump’s wall plan draws mixed reactions on the border

NOGALES, Ariz. — Donald Trump's ambitious plan to build a giant wall on the border hits close to home for people like Berenice Andrews.

By Astrid Galvan and Brian Skoloff, Associated Press

Jun 10

Surge of children apprehended at border overwhelms ill-equipped facilities

By Jude Joffe-Block, Fronteras

The federal government is scrambling to house a surge of Central American migrant children traveling alone across the border. These children are supposed to be held in Department of Homeland Security custody fewer than 72 hours before they’re transferred to…

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