U.S. border surveillance pushes migrants toward more dangerous maritime routes
Migrants face deadly risks on the Pacific as increased border surveillance in Mexico and the U.S. drives more crossings by sea.
- Activists and specialists warned that migrants face drowning, hypothermia, and criminal extortion on the Pacific.
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