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We are a small group of volunteers and have only scratched the surface of the analysis that this database makes possible. We urge researchers and journalists to use this as a resource. Access to more detailed data and source material is available upon request.

Our database compiles information obtained via public records requests to local medical examiners, coroners, police, and other sources, and compared this data case-by-case with CBP’s data.

US-Mexico Border Death Database Findings and Notes on Database Explore the map here. As we move into the hottest and deadliest months on the US-Mexico border, No More Deaths is releasing a comprehensive database and map of recovered...

We detail our methodology and findings in this report. Our analysis shows that CBP undercounts migrant deaths by 20-40%, and for some years, we document a death toll as much as four times higher than official figures.

This data will not bring anyone back or undo the decades of suffering and death caused by US border policy, and it does not account for the tens of thousands of disappeared—but it is the most comprehensive record to date of people who died crossing the border.

Migrant Death Mapping No More Deaths has created this map and database of recovered migrant remains for the southern U.S. border as a public resource. It shows known border deaths from 2002 to April 2025. This data does no...

As we move into the hottest and deadliest months on the US-Mexico border, No More Deaths is releasing a comprehensive database and map of recovered migrant remains for the entire southern land border.

Violence like this occurs seldom to aid workers, but DAILY to those crossing the borderlands.

There is no justification for state violence.

Claim: Federal agents in plain clothes aimed guns, handcuffed Tucson Samaritans Federal agents who were not in uniform and in an unmarked vehicle pointed guns, chased and handcuffed two Tucson Samaritans in a tense confrontation along the US-Mexico border, a court

Federal agents with Homeland Security drew firearms at humanitarian aid workers and proceeded to forcefully detain them.

We fear that as more public lands become military zones we will witness increased militarization on tribal lands, escalated violence for those crossing, and the persecution of those who render humanitarian aid.

This makes routine border enforcement an even more violent tool for the escalation of Trump’s carceral attack on migrants.

The handover of public lands to the military is used as a tactic against those crossing the border by adding a criminal charge onto what is only a civil violation.

285 acres of Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Refuge taken over by Navy in border security move The Interior Department ceded 285 acres of public land in southwestern Arizona to the U.S. Navy on Wednesday for a "National Defense Area" — part of a Trump administration strategy allowing active-dut...

A thirty-nine mile section of the southern Arizona border has been transferred by the department of interior for a military zone.

ICE declares millions of undocumented immigrants ineligible for bond hearings A memo from ICE’s acting director instructs officers to hold immigrants who entered the country illegally “for the duration of their removal proceedings,” which can take months or years.

In response DWN, said: “Millions of undocumented immigrants in the US could be denied due process rights & can be detained indefinitely. This is tragic, infuriating, & yet another example of how Trump is using immigration detention as a testing ground for authoritarianism."

here's @detentionwatchnetwork.org statement on the new policy www.detentionwatchnetwork.org/pressroom/re...

This new policy basically means all immigrants have no due process rights and can be detained indefinitely. Once again like the student detentions and like CECOT, the Trump administration is using immigration detention, which both parties built up, as a testing ground for its authoritarianism...

No Más Muertes‬ is so important like you could not possibly Do The Work more than these folks are now and have been doing for years.

Donate to Keep Tijuana’s Only Trans Shelter & Community Center Open!, organized by Susana Barrales ~ Español Abajo ~ Hello Community! La Casita de Unión… Susana Barrales needs your support for Keep Tijuana’s Only Trans Shelter & Community Center Open!

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Haiti Travel Advisory Travel Advisory September 18, 2024Haiti - Level 4: Do Not Travel Updated to reflect additional information on crime. Do not travel to Haiti due to kidnapping, crime, civil unrest, and limited health care. Country Summary: Since March 2024, Haiti has been under a State of Emergency. Crimes involving firearms are common in Haiti. They include robbery, carjackings, sexual assault, and kidnappings for ransom. Kidnapping is widespread, and U.S. citizens have been victims and have been hurt or killed. Kidnappers may plan carefully or target victims at random, unplanned times. Kidnappers will even target and attack convoys. Kidnapping cases often involve ransom requests. Victims’ families have paid thousands of dollars to rescue their family members.  Protests, demonstrations, and roadblocks are common and unpredictable. They often damage or destroy infrastructure and can become violent. Mob killings and assaults by the public have increased, including targeting those suspected of committing crimes.

The Trump administration is 100% lying when they claim Haiti is safe, as even their own government agencies say it is not.

Here's what the US government itself still says about Haiti. This is NOT a safe place to send people. It's a death sentence.

travel.state.gov/content/trav...

Drag performer taken by ICE, morning after Pride Week pageant - 48 hills HIlary Rivers was detained during a scheduled immigration appointment in downtown SF after Miss & Mr. Safe Latino Pageant.

We need answers—now. Where is our sister Hilary Rivers? ICE took her the morning after Pride with no warning, no due process, and no communication. This is not justice—this is kidnapping. We demand transparency, accountability, and her immediate release.
Read more: 48hills.org/2025/06/drag...

America's Immigration Crisis: A Monster of Our Own Making The border crisis is a humanitarian disaster of our own making.

U.S. military interventions in places like Guatemala + El Salvador fueled violence, displacement + even genocide. Now those fleeing the fallout are met with detention, deportation + contempt. US foreign policy has consequences. It’s time we take responsibility.

progresstexas.org/blog/america...

“I don’t know where the bones come from” On death and dehumanization at the border, and the long arc of American fascism

I wrote about death and disappearance at the border, and the bipartisan fascism of the US deportation/detention machine.

This past Sunday, we hosted our first Longest Day Water Drop, open to the public. We had 25 people come out and collectively left 364 gallons of water in the desert over the course of just a few hours!

Just after the longest day of the year, No More Deaths leaves hundreds of gallons of water in Az desert Two days after the summer solstice—the longest day of the year—two dozen volunteers with No More Deaths left 364 one-gallon water bottles in a stretch of the Altar Valley, about 33 miles southwest of ...

You can read more about the Longest Day Water Drop here!

Thank you to everyone who came out or donated to share your solidarity with us!

Our gratitude is immense, especially in this moment where state violence towards migrant communities across the country is on the rise.

This weekend stood as a reminder to us, at No More Deaths, that community is the strongest support and tool we have, especially at a time of escalated repression.

We remain committed to fighting for a world free of borders, violence, and oppression

Every gallon we put out on Sunday was decorated at our Saturday night event with messages of hope and care from local community members and those of you who sent messages over the week.

This past Sunday, we hosted our first Longest Day Water Drop, open to the public. We had 25 people come out and collectively left 364 gallons of water in the desert over the course of just a few hours!

LA solidarity protest in Tucson this Wednesday. 6431 Country Club. June 11th 4:30pm. Meet at northwest corner of Valencia and Country Club, march to ICE office.

We are not organizing this event, but we stand in solidarity with our community members pushing back against the deportation machine.

Shakedown: Border Patrol’s “Confiscation” of Migrants’ Money, IDs, Cellphones Exposes Them to Danger After Deportation | ACLU

Check out the incredibly important Shakedown report from @nomoredeaths.bsky.social for more on how Border Patrol endangers lives through their mass theft operation- www.aclu.org/news/speakea...

Únete a los Voluntarios de No Más Muertes durante el fin de semana del solsticio para inundar el desierto de agua y conocer nuestra misión de acabar con la muerte y el sufrimiento en las tierras fronterizas.