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compass what is you name a name is laura bell here's region eric eric and out of atlanta wherever they deported you today. yeah see as yesterday we were and. attacks on last night which and where did they get you in the desert is it the first time he asked the therapist to come alone now with my husband but i don't know where he waited is and immigration how have they treated you we had just the bodies to the sounds like the dad is not right said they treat us like animals. was there also a case yes did they make you pay we had to pay when we arrived. you had to pay

there yes and how much would you have to pay i think two thousand five hundred dollars each one of you yes i think so where were you going to phoenix wait here a minute and the ladies will come and tell you where to sleep where to eat and where you can wash your feet. the older you want forty nine. are you from mexico city yes the challenge is with you my grandson your grandson where we're going to new york yes new york what happened to you my face let's see who. did you fall. where in the desert in the desert you know who are with you there were lots of us. it is.

it is. you. when it was me and my husband we had to wait a long time before we could pass the border and we heat in the mountains for nine days. before that they couldn't take us and then we crossed the border but they didn't do any good as soon as we passed over immigration got us. i said to my

mom to bring three liters of water is the only thing i asked her to bring three liters of water but she couldn't and so i divided album i would say with the others and i carried her backpack too but she still couldn't manage and she fell again behind us i was destroyed two. how did it go when you crossed over. it was bad because there were eleven of us immigration found us and took five there were only six of us left. in the end i couldn't get through because i. had to walk barefoot for around eight hours. i only had six hours to go to get to the war and i

turned back because i couldn't walk anymore. when they got us my feet were completely gone cut to bits and my feet were covered in sores because i'd walk fifteen hours in the desert. three days to get to. six months pregnant i had. to go when. i was with my friend. where you handed over to immigration. to look for. service because you did the right thing we didn't have any more food and i was

becoming behead aerated i was losing my baby. my dream was to go to the us and work to build for myself at least two rooms but i never managed it. and you say you want to try again. the do you have the yeah i have to find them because you paid the mafia to enter the territory. you can go alone. and you need to pay to pass through. many times they use us as bait because they have to smuggle the drugs over the border with us they say that they will take us there so we can confuse the police and then they don't care much about bringing the human cargo which is what we are to the other side they are only interested in

the transport of the drugs and you are so young how do you manage to contact the quota to cross the border given that it isn't easy you don't look for them anymore it's them that find you they find you they see you with a backpack and say where you doing i'll take you they'll teach you and say if you come with me you'll only walk two or three days and once you're there it's between five and ten days and you can only accept it when you arrive there did you pay. five thousand. dollars. the cop handed me over to the sheriff i didn't have the documents i was deported sheriff arpaio writes yes i can do anything they bastards there that man has no heart no feelings i don't understand. but this time it went over the wall too as soon as it got across my husband frank

church he said and they heard the sole of my foot i said to my husband stop i can't go and he said yes you can then we walked for three hours and i saw that he was do you have a great it and so he told me leave it it's better if immigration gets here rather than staying here in the middle of the desert. i'm from a dow go and i'm here with my mom we weren't able to cross over the border she tried one month and a half ago but they caught her for the fourth time and so we're still here my mom was going back to delgado and i got a willing will gather for my kids psych one which is if you know how many times have they could this will be the third time you want to try another ten yes i want to try again.

and i'm going over to the truth is that you suffer so much to get across and i don't want to risk it again this time i am still alive perhaps the next i could die in the desert. it's better to go back to mexico and stop suffering. what matters is that you want to get to the other side. the risks you take on important in order to get in you forget all your pain and suffering that your body has in georgia to get over the wall. to cross the desert. this is why i want to go there for my family to live well. and you know i have a family and in the village where i live there is no work there's nothing living there is very difficult. it's full of this i must all cost get over the wall

to help them even if i will not be with them. on most take on a. how should we characterize events playing out in ukraine a legitimate democratic movement or a small number of highly motivated radicals forcing violent regime change is this movement is peaceful as western media claims and is ukraine hopelessly divided west against east. today got a lot of housing for only people but the government is not funding it and then a lot of the shelter today be having people brothers down the street because people begin raped in shelters they get involved right now ironically ironically i mean we're. considered your whole. person. and. when you paid regular people like someone like

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if you know. enough to make it more difficult they put up a demo wall tell me the me what do they get by putting off a demo wall for nothing. and i don't mean this. this isn't fair. because the war

divides the country but it unites their heart their hopes and their illusions they could put up media cameras and other things build another wall but the day after the mexicans would find a way to get over it. god knows when will be your moment and you'll know it that's what i said to my mom if i have to die so be it. the. in. the game. eat eat eat eat eat eat.

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before you cross the well what did you think i've got my chance i'm going to take it. you think and i don't think anything i tried it without really knowing what the border was like the borders of the death. how many times they go you five times five times yeah today it's much harder because of immigration drug smugglers and hit men that make all of us pay that want to cross how does it work to the quotas have to pay the hitmen yeah they make the coyotes pay so the people can pass through because in theory you are going through their territory with they are transporting goods and you have to pay some protection money to be able to pass through if you cross paths with one of them you must offer them something to keep

going because you are invading their territory the drug traffickers turf yeah. do you want to go to day seven seven comes right down through their. good or do they treat you will hear do you like how they treat you here who don't like it i think in this prison they don't treat you well in comparison with the other jails here you suffer from hunger injustice maltreatment. you suffer from a cold the heat what do you think of the latest law they passed that says if they see you or has spanish the police can stop you bad it depends on the police there are some that by the very fact that you are left and they stop you before they find you they gave you

a fine of one hundred dollars now they deport you today for a broken headlight or if you go through delight they will deport you. the problem of migration is down to the fact that the world doesn't know who the

migrant is these men and women. what she tell of your story is a precious gift that will be told to the people that will help you the more people that know your story the more there will be to help you this way you will get more help from if those who goes by it is through discussion if you can because they're begun to focus good rating as if it were a good thing and reduce fear going to leave it all finding that onerous to face and then getting so close to them as for the food. the. the in. the.

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