Group seeks to save immigrants’ lives by leaving jugs of water in the desert
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By Lisa Ruhl
The harsh terrain of the southern Arizona desert can be deadly for illegal border crossers. One humanitarian group hopes to curb the death rate among the migrant population. Cronkite News reporter Lisa Ruhl walked the trails in Sahaurita to see what it takes to save a life.
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