U.N. Says Joe Biden’s Border Is ‘Deadliest Land Crossing in the World’; UN migration study deems US-Mexico border 'deadliest' land route in the world based on 2021 numbers; Declares U.S. Border World’s Deadliest as Deaths Surge on Dems Watch

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U.N. Says Joe Biden’s Border Is ‘Deadliest Land Crossing in the World’:

President Joe Biden’s border with Mexico is the deadliest land crossing in the world, according to a United Nations group, the International Organization for Migration.

“More than 1,238 lives have been lost during migration in the [north, central and south] Americas in 2021, among them at least 51 children,” said the group’s July 1 report.

“At least 728 of these deaths occurred on the United States-Mexico border crossing, making this the deadliest land crossing in the world,” said the IOM statement, which added:

“The number of deaths on the United States-Mexico border last year is significantly higher than in any year prior, even before COVID-19,” said Edwin Viales, author of the new IOM report on migrants in the Americas in 2021. “Yet, this number remains an undercount.”

The record number of deaths reflects the mass migration up to the border — where Biden’s border chief, Alejandro Mayorkas, is dangling work permits and jobs to more than a million foreigners. --->READ MORE HERE

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UN migration study deems US-Mexico border 'deadliest' land route in the world based on 2021 numbers:

A new study has labeled the border crossing between the U.S. and Mexico the deadliest migration land route in the world.

The study, conducted by the Missing Migrants Project and published by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), recorded at least 1,238 deaths during migration in the Americas in 2021, with at least 728 of those deaths occurring on the U.S-Mexico border.

"The number of deaths on the United States-Mexico border last year is significantly higher than in any year prior, even before COVID-19," Edwin Viales, author of the report, said. "Yet, this number remains an undercount due to the diverse challenges for data collection."

"Our data shows the growing crisis of deaths during migration in the region, and the need to strengthen the forensic capacity of the authorities to identify deaths on these routes," he added. "We cannot forget that every single number is a human being with a family who may never know what happened to them." --->READ MORE HERE

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