Dire conditions faced by Ecuadorian migrants in makeshift California camps
Published on December 11, 2023
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Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Lack of food, water, sanitation leads activists to call camps ‘open-air’ detention centers. In the vast expanse of the California desert, hundreds of migrants, including a significant number of Ecuadorians, find themselves living in precarious conditions as they await processing by United States authorities. These makeshift camps, situated at the border […]
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