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Migrant crossings still at historic highs in Yuma

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Over 25,000 migrants crossed into Yuma in October, a 15% increase compared to last year. Oberlin Garcia Suarez from Cuba is one of the first to cross in December, saying he left home due to an oppressive government. He hopes to get to El Paso, Texas, but has to make his asylum claim first.

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Migrant crossings still at historic highs in Yuma

The Yuma border remains busy as a group of close to 50 waited patiently for border patrol agents on Thursday morning.

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KYMA broke the news in 3 years ago on Thursday, December 1, 2022.

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