Nina Kravinsky
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This week on the Life Kit podcast, tips for those painful, stressful moments.
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The USDA announced the facility in the Arizona border town of Douglas, around 1,000 miles from the existing facility in Texas.
The Arizona facility will disperse sterile New World screwworm flies, which mate with normal screwworm flies, to dwindle the population.
a method USDA says is the most effective for eradicating the flesh-eating parasite.
The border has been closed to livestock from Mexico for over a year to protect against the spread of the parasite, but is set to reopen next month starting in Douglas, Arizona.
Neither Arizona nor its southern neighbor, Sonora, have confirmed any cases of New World Screwworm as both Mexico and the U.S.
work to fight their own outbreaks.
For NPR News, I'm Nina Kravinsky in Hermosillo, Mexico.
from mistreatment, more than a year after the Trump administration ramped up immigration enforcement efforts.
Velasco says 14 Mexican nationals have died in immigration custody since the beginning of President Trump's term, and three more have died during immigration enforcement actions.
We're going to move on from the diplomatic sphere and go directly before prosecutors, Velasco says, adding Mexico will also file civil lawsuits against companies that operate immigration detention facilities.
For NPR News, I'm Nina Kravinsky in Hermosillo, Mexico.
Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco says his country will take additional steps to protect Mexican nationals in the U.S.
from mistreatment, more than a year after the Trump administration ramped up immigration enforcement efforts.
Velasco says 14 Mexican nationals have died in immigration custody since the beginning of President Trump's term, and three more have died during immigration enforcement actions.
We're going to move on from the diplomatic sphere and go directly before prosecutors, Velasco says, adding Mexico will also file civil lawsuits against companies that operate immigration detention facilities.
For NPR News, I'm Nina Kravinsky in Hermosillo, Mexico.
Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco says his country will take additional steps to protect Mexican nationals in the U.S.
from mistreatment, more than a year after the Trump administration ramped up immigration enforcement efforts.
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