SAN DIEGO — President Biden’s executive order for the border raises some fears for immigration advocates.
Cordero is the water drop coordinator for Border Kindness, a non-profit that provides humanitarian aid to migrants crossing the border in this terrain. “Terrain and the environment, the weather. Right now, we are in the beginning part of June. We’re having this heat dome over the Southwest region right now,” Cordero said.Agents showed ABC 10News how their emergency crews responded to medical situations, adding that 23 migrants have died this year trying to cross the border.“That happens all the time. That happens, you know, every year, you know, that a certain number of border deaths are caused due to that,” Cordero said.
“In these types of you know farther, you know, more remote areas you’re not going to see anything like that in those large numbers. It’s too dangerous, it’s too obvious,” Cordero said.