The Ghoulish, Bipartisan Tradition of Death at the Southern Border
It was Selina Sanchez-Cristobal’s day off, but she picked up the phone anyway. It was 2019, and she was the only employee running a 24-hour hotline for migrants who became lost crossing from Mexico to Texas; the calls rarely stopped. On the line was Danny, a Honduran man in his mid-twenties who had spotted the…