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Click here for press releases, immigration news, other resources U of A research study: In the Shadow of the Wall: Family Separation, Immigration Endorcement and Security NewsArizona Morgue Prepares For Migrant Deaths
ICE to probe 2 inmate suicides at Eloy detention center John Carlos Frey: Over the Line: Why are U.S. Border Patrol agents shooting into Mexico and killing innocent civilians? Coming Events5/13 4 PM Rally & Press Conference (AFSC): at De Concini Federal Courthouse
30th Anniversary of CCA (Corrections Corp of America) 5/15 7 PM The Loft: Special screening of "Shattered" and post screening Q & A 5/18 6 PM An evening with Byrd Baylor & Summer Team Sendoff 5/27 - 6/2: The Migrant Trail: We Walk for Life Through 10/19: A World Separated by Borders - Arizona State Museum  Severe blisters are one of the most frequent medical problems we see in people crossing the desert. Often the severity of blisters is like a severe burn on the sole of the foot. It slows people down and they are unable to keep up with their group. When left behind, they are at high risk of dying in the desert. Good socks can prevent blisters. Thick socks are needed, preferably non-cotton; a breatheable blend of synthetic material or a combination of cotton and synthetics. You can drop off new or clean socks at a Samaritan meeting or email info@tucsonsamaritans.org to arrange a drop-off time. This can save a life.
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