Published 2 years ago

Lost children, friends eaten by wild beasts: New book captures plight of U.S.-bound migrants

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Martha Alicia Esquivel Sanchez de Guerrero is the head caretaker of a migrant shelter in Juarez. She hopes her 500-page manuscript will shed light on the suffering migrants endure. She believes people in the U.S. and Mexico should hear their stories before the migrants.

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Lost children, friends eaten by wild beasts: New book captures plight of U.S.-bound migrants

JUAREZ, Mexico (Border Report) – The saying goes “if walls could talk, what stories they would tell.”The earthen and cinder-block confines of Good Samaritan shelter remain silent, but the woman who has looked after thousands of cold, hungry, fearful migrants there for the past several years is ready to tell their tales.Martha Alicia Esquivel Sanchez de Guerrero holds up a copy of her manuscript about the migrants who have stayed at Good Samarita…

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