Hope and Hardship: Migrants Await Asylum at Nogales Shelters
March 26, 2025
Volunteers give haircuts to migrants at the Kino Border Initiative shelter, aiding those waiting for asylum appointments.
Volunteers give haircuts to migrants at the Kino Border Initiative shelter, aiding those waiting for asylum appointments.
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