The US anticipates a surge of asylum seekers arriving to the US/Mexico border after Title 42 is rescinded, resulting in tougher policies that change the parameters of migration
Each person who comes through the shelter and resource center in Douglas, Arizona, has a story to tell.
Cafe Justo celebrated their 20th anniversary as a successful fair-trade organic coffee cooperative
The Migrant Resource Center and CAME migrant shelter received an outpouring of support from the local community in Agua Prieta for their CAMETÓN fundraising drive
Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s attempt to address cartel influence fell short as Mexican legislators vote to militarize the National Guard.
Volunteers at CRM will receive 18-week training on trauma-informed responses to meet the needs of migrants arriving and crossing the border.
Hospitals, Border Patrol, and volunteer agencies along the US/Mexico border all report an increase in migrant injuries as a result of the additional 12 feet added to the border wall.
What does accountability mean when migrants who seek refuge at the U.S. Mexico borderlands are regularly killed by Border Patrol officers?
A draconian law from the Trump era remains in place, putting migrants in even more danger
United States policies on migration are increasingly violent, focusing on border reinforcement and immigration reform, but fail to address migrant deaths. We acknowledge and remember those migrants who die alone in the desert and we pray for reconciliation on our borders.