One migrant tells KPRC 2 Investigates, echoing the sentiments of all: ‘Hopefully he supports us’ KPRC2Mario
KPRC 2 Investigates went to Sacred Heart Church in the shadows of the Paso del Norte International Bridge. It was there that we saw migrants camping out on the sidewalks with assistance from citizens and various organizations.
Steps outside the buses, makeshift sleeping spaces littered the sidewalk with many having only a Red Cross blanket to keep them warm. Alejandro Gonzalez echoing the sentiments of all, “Ojala el nos apoye,” which translates to “hopefully he supports us.”
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