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Migrant Girl Dies Trying To Reach Parents
Posted by The Watchdog - August 11th, 2006

If the Southern border was secure people would not die crossing the desert. If they knew they couldn’t get across they would not even try. If the Mexican government wouldn’t encourage them to cross they wouldn’t die.

Here is yet another story of criminal smugglers and a group of invaders leaving the weak behind to die in the desert.

Coyotes rape, rob, murder, and leave for dead countless migrants every day. Would you as a parent pay these criminals to smuggle your children across the desert in August?

BUILD THE WALL!

Tucson Citizen

An 11-year-old girl died on the Tohono O’odham Nation after walking in the desert alongside her 17-year-old sister. The girls were trying to reunite with their parents, who live in Atlanta, Ga., officials said.

Olivia Elizabeth Luna Noguera and her sister Marisol were from Acapulco, Guerrero, said Alejandro Ramos, spokesman for the Mexican Consulate in Tucson.

He did not know how long ago their parents left them to find work in Atlanta.

Ramos said the sisters crossed into the United States near Sasabe Friday with 17 other illegal immigrants and a smuggler.
Olivia became ill Saturday in the heat. She was tired, weak and fainted. The sisters were eventually left behind, Ramos said.
Marisol stayed with her sister until Olivia passed out, then sought help at a house on the Tohono O’odham Nation. The resident called tribal police, Ramos said.

Olivia was transported to the hospital in Sells, where she died, he said.

An autopsy is pending, but Olivia appears to have died from heat exposure, said Dr. Bruce Parks, Pima County’s medical examiner.

At least two other illegal immigrants died in the Border Patrol’s Tucson sector over the weekend.

A 32-year-old man died on the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range on Sunday, said Gustavo Soto, a sector spokesman. Agents found another dead man Saturday near Three Points. He had no identification. More than 120 people have died crossing the border since Oct. 1, the beginning of the U.S. fiscal year, Border Patrol statistics show.