Before Reaching the US Border, Migrants Face Harrowing Journey in Mexico Matt Gutman - ABC News
go to original July 7, 2016

ABC's Matt Gutman traces a dangerous stretch of the migrant trail most Central Americans travel to escape gang violence at home.

They leave their communities and loved ones behind for a better life in the United States. The journey is perilous and survival is not guaranteed.

Read the full story at ABC News

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