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start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. for thousands of migrants, the journey to the united states is treacherous on its own, but they are also facing extortion and kidnapping from human traffickers. over the past year, a telemundo investigation interviewed 32 migrants who were kidnapped from 2019 to 2021 in mexico and in the united states. they revealed that their relatives had to pay between $1,500 and $5,000 as ransom to different cartels or criminal gangs for each kidnapped migrant. joining me now is telemundo investigative correspondent, juan cooper. juan, thank you for being with me. this investigation was extraordinary. 32 different migrants that you
grant us any interviews. we don t know what they re doing. juan, tell us how more or less it happens. so these migrants who are already going through the most difficult situation in their lives have to go through many of them go through this area between colombia and panama and have to go all the way up, and when they get to mexico, how are they caught? how are they extorted? how does it work? many times, the coyotes that they pay for, they hand them to the cartels, because i don t know, it s part of the business. so it s a lottery. when you pay for a coyote, you don t know if the guy is going to play you right or wrong. it s very difficult, jose. and this is going on. it s not something that you have found just started now. exactly, no. this has been happening for years. it s another business of the cartels. it s another way of making money. juan cooper, thank you,
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