Families Of Victims Of San Antonio Migrant Tragedy Mourn As Four Arrests Are Made

WHY WAS IT SO HARD FOR THEM TO LET THEM ALL GO RUN FREE AND LIVE THEIR DREAM.IT HURTS.R.I.P.

The American dream for some Americans is fine, but for others it is dead. When you get here you will find misery and the constantly looking over your shoulder for Ice is real. Gangs are real the same ones in your country started here, dv is real but you cannot call the police because of your status and the fear of deportation. And there is always the fear that you will be caught after you have settled Down and had a family you might be deported without your family, unless you take your family with you. Just remember that in America you will have some of the same problems here that you did in your home country. Some do need to escape from their country and I hope that they make it. This whole immigration is so confusing to me and the news and the politicians only make it worse

Some of the victims seemed like they were doing okay in Mexico. RIP… they had no idea this would happen

Que Dios los Bendiga.

May all of them rest in peace. It is such an awful way to part away from their lives. This is such heart breaking incident

4. Arrest!!¡!!!

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Rip Rip 🙏🙏🙏🙏

My mother's family was displaced from Eureka, CA due to her mother murdering her husband. Here's is how it went down: my maternal grandmother murdered my grandfather in a case of domestic violence. My mother and her four siblings were all born in Eureka, CA. After the murder, and mind you, this took place in 1929, my grandmother was told that if she stayed, her children would go to foster care and she would be incarcerated. To avoid that, she and her five children fled to Mexico. Their stable life in Eureka, Ca, where my grandfather worked in the lumber mills, was gone. This little family had no money and lived in one room apartments in Mexico City, with no indoor plumbing. My grandmother, who was a seamstress, sewed the garments at night and then left her children alone in that room all day. They barely had beans to eat and my mother recounted
having to ask the neighbors for any leftovers and usually got dried up tortillas, which they had to soak in water to make them soft. My uncles, three of them, went to the streets to survive. My mother and her baby sister were left alone. Well, this sounds like a horror story, which it was, but in Mexico, and that is true of today, there is no social security or welfare. My mother came back to the U.S. eventually and so did her younger sister. The poverty, the sense of despair of young families and others who live in Latin American countries is REAL! Things are much worse today, with the gangs and Cartel activity that hampers your movements, and enduring poverty, makes people fantasize about life in the USA, but the reality is that very few migrans get to achieve even a fraction of the dream they risked their lives for in trekking to the US. The US cannot sustain the thousands of desperate people coming up to try to make a living here. The migrants are usually uneducated as they have to work as children to help their parents in the hardscrabble life of many migrants in their towns and cities. I pray for a time when those countries achieve the peace and sanity to get on with their lives. Border patrol in and people living in the border towns report finding dead bodies. This tells us that it is nearly impossible to get to the US and achieve that dream. That elderly lady is correct: the good life in the US is a fantasy! The quality of life for many Americans has declined and you hear about displaced families and seniors who cannot pay the jacked up rent, buy food and afford gas.
I pray to the Lord above to help us all, here and in those besieged Latin American countries to find the peace and stabiity they need to stay in their countries and thrive.

All of the contractors, and wealthy business owners who treat these "employees" worst than prostitutes are crying more than you. These dangerous, awful, jobs (with no health or safety provisions) where they basically treat you as a slave and you risk your life for 14 + hours a day, then pay you $30 for that whole day of work…nobody born here is going to do that. It's s supposed to be illegal. And the really disgusting philosophy that we can pay someone the least amount of money for the most amount of work, based on their personal desperation and need has got to go too.

X-rays for huge containers is needed🙏🌹rest peace see u when I get there

I'm glad that lady said something about the dream here being delusional. She's absolutely right. RIP 🙏

If you do it legally, typically you don't end up like this.

Que Dios les de fuerza a Las familias de Los Fallesidos ,y si es cierto lo que dijo la Doña, soy Mexicana American y el Sueno aqui no es la gran Cosa Todavia se suffre , que Dios tenga a todos Los que fallecieron en su Santa Gloria..Descancen en Paz Hermanos

Yes please … don’t come to America. We don’t need any more ignorant racist terrorists.

Deep condolences 😢

My god was it worth it. Stop coming to America illegally just see ur best to apply online. Ur life is wroth living not dying for no American dream. If something is not for u it will never be if it is it will work out. May all your soul find peace🙏
Parents blame urself for sending ur kids knowing what's going on in this world😡🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️