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Group places water in desert to save lives of migrants

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Walter Staton (left), of Tucson, Arizona, Ros Ruiz, of Oakland, California, and Sarah Parker, of Redlands, California, survey a cache of water jugs in the desert of southern Arizona. They place the jugs along trails in order to save the lives of migrants crossing through the hostile terrain from Mexico into the United States. They are members of No More Deaths, a group dedicated to stopping the deaths of migrants along the border.

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Paul Jeffrey
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Activists on US-Mexico border
Walter Staton (left), of Tucson, Arizona, Ros Ruiz, of Oakland, California, and Sarah Parker, of Redlands, California, survey a cache of water jugs in the desert of southern Arizona. They place the jugs along trails in order to save the lives of migrants crossing through the hostile terrain from Mexico into the United States. They are members of No More Deaths, a group dedicated to stopping the deaths of migrants along the border.