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Migrants Crossing US-Mexico Border at Risk of Deadly Dehydration Due to Severe Heat
The border crossing route from Mexico to the U.S is currently in severe heat condition causing dehydration and death among migrants. As climate change gets worse, human migration had become unregulated, and the world, uninhabitable.
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