Templo Embajadores De Jesús - Tijuana MX

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As I explored the camp, it became apparent that basic amenities were scarce. The limited number of showers and toilets highlighted the ongoing struggles faced by the migrants. Yet, despite these challenges, the generosity of UCSD and other donors had breathed new life into this haven. With their support, the migrants had constructed new housing and even managed to build a basketball court, a symbol of resilience and unity in the face of adversity.
Three basic meals a day. were provided. The aroma of frijoles, rice, and vegetables wafted through the air, providing sustenance and strength to those who called this camp their temporary home. Through my broken Spanish, I had the opportunity to converse with migrants from Mexico, Honduras, Venezuela, and Haiti. Many of them hailed from the states of Michoacán and Guerrero in Mexico, regions plagued by violence and the presence of organized crime. Their lives had been threatened, forcing them to embark on this arduous journey in search of safety and freedom.
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