The death rate among Mexican migrants in the United States has risen to a new level amid the coronavirus pandemic. But for undocumented migrants, the dilemma does not end on their death because their immigration status is still haunting them even after their last breath, according to The Washington Post.
Migrants from Mexico are repatriated to their home country for them to be buried. However, the expenses for the process are another challenge their family will have to face, on top of the difficulty they are facing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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the judge has no say in this, david. this is different. it is up to these members on this panel. knowing the military has not gone forward with an execution in so long, even though there have been court martials in capital cases, should that weigh in on their decision? i think a lot of factors are going to weigh in on their decision. certainly as kesha laid out, the technical aspects are there to grant death. it is in the per view of these jurors. they are going to take into account a lot of environmental factor here s including the fact fact including that fact, i believe. i think that because of the circumstances of this heinous crime, the jurors are somewhat obligated to come back with a death penalty sentence. they also feel bad for the family members, but how can you not apply the harshest sentence to such a horrible crime. an admitted mass murderer.