案例简介：@ lisettepoole的照片/边界墙包裹在分隔墨西哥华雷斯和德克萨斯州埃尔帕索的不平坦地形上。在第二张幻灯片中，华雷斯边界墙附近沙漠中的脚印表明走私者和移民的繁忙道路。远处的网状边界墙更容易穿透，因此走私者经常会切出围栏的一部分。今年，边境的非法越境比往年更多。1月年，我在国家地理紧急新闻基金会的支持下前往华雷斯，遇到了数十名被送回墨西哥而没有机会寻求庇护的人。一名妇女从墙上摔下来，手臂和头部受伤-美国当局将她放在桥上，并将她送回墨西哥。后来，我与作家Nina Strochlic @ ninasabina24一起回到华雷斯，讲述了我们的故事 “被困在边境，移民母亲面对一个复杂的迷宫”。点击bio中的链接以阅读更多。

案例简介：Photos by @lisettepoole / The border wall wraps over the uneven terrain that divides Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas. In the second slide, footprints in the desert near the border wall in Juárez indicate a busy path for smugglers and migrants. The mesh border wall in the distance is easier to penetrate, so smugglers often cut out portions of the fence. This year the border is seeing more illegal crossings than in previous years. In January I went to Juárez with support from the National Geographic Emergency Fund for Journalists and met dozens of people who had been sent back to Mexico without a chance to claim asylum. One woman had fallen off the wall and sustained injuries to both her arms and head—American authorities dropped her off at the bridge and sent her back to Mexico. I later returned to Juárez with writer Nina Strochlic @ninasabina24 for our story “Stuck at the border, migrant mothers confront a complex maze.” Tap the link in bio to read more.

国家地理 - Photos by @lisettepoole / The border wall wraps over the uneven terrain that divides Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas.

案例简介：@ lisettepoole的照片/边界墙包裹在分隔墨西哥华雷斯和德克萨斯州埃尔帕索的不平坦地形上。在第二张幻灯片中，华雷斯边界墙附近沙漠中的脚印表明走私者和移民的繁忙道路。远处的网状边界墙更容易穿透，因此走私者经常会切出围栏的一部分。今年，边境的非法越境比往年更多。1月年，我在国家地理紧急新闻基金会的支持下前往华雷斯，遇到了数十名被送回墨西哥而没有机会寻求庇护的人。一名妇女从墙上摔下来，手臂和头部受伤-美国当局将她放在桥上，并将她送回墨西哥。后来，我与作家Nina Strochlic @ ninasabina24一起回到华雷斯，讲述了我们的故事 “被困在边境，移民母亲面对一个复杂的迷宫”。点击bio中的链接以阅读更多。

国家地理 - Photos by @lisettepoole / The border wall wraps over the uneven terrain that divides Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas.

案例简介：Photos by @lisettepoole / The border wall wraps over the uneven terrain that divides Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas. In the second slide, footprints in the desert near the border wall in Juárez indicate a busy path for smugglers and migrants. The mesh border wall in the distance is easier to penetrate, so smugglers often cut out portions of the fence. This year the border is seeing more illegal crossings than in previous years. In January I went to Juárez with support from the National Geographic Emergency Fund for Journalists and met dozens of people who had been sent back to Mexico without a chance to claim asylum. One woman had fallen off the wall and sustained injuries to both her arms and head—American authorities dropped her off at the bridge and sent her back to Mexico. I later returned to Juárez with writer Nina Strochlic @ninasabina24 for our story “Stuck at the border, migrant mothers confront a complex maze.” Tap the link in bio to read more.

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国家地理 - Photos by @lisettepoole / The border wall wraps over the uneven terrain that divides Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas.

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