They cross through tunnels, cross through aqueducts near the surface.
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But migrants also die attempting to cross through the tunnel.
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Fewer migrants cross through El Salvador, however, compared with Guatemala.
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The trail would cross through 130 municipalities in 27 counties.
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It'll cross through Mexico, Texas, Chicago, and up through the Northeast.
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So once travelers cross through immigration, they are under mainland jurisdiction.
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The drug trafficking organizations charge smugglers to cross through their territory.
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They&aposre such great parents that they are giving their child to a criminal organization so they can put them at a trunk of a vehicle and cross through the desert or cross through very dangerous areas.
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It shows the safest and most effective ways to cross through Mexico.
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They cross through the turnstiles together, hand-in-hand, like lost children.
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The pipeline's planned route would cross through the Dakotas, Iowa and Illinois.
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First, we cross through a field of daisies and pass the hospital.
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To get to the United States, they have to cross through Guatemala and Mexico.
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Members of the tribe also said the pipeline would cross through sacred ancestral lands.
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Some traverse rocky terrain, scale walls and cross through coursing rivers full of debris.
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Russia sends roughly 40% of its European gas deliveries through pipelines that cross through Ukraine.
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People cross through the low waters of the Táchira River on March 2, in Cucuta, Colombia.
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Apple has set up a way to donate directly to the American Red Cross through iTunes.
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When they pass through the Universe, all the stuff they cross through mucks up the waves.
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Native American groups have also objected, arguing that the pipeline would cross through their sovereign lands.
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Some are willing to cross through the river — a potentially dangerous endeavor when waters begin to rise.
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Producers are also recruiting ordinary people to help carry a large illuminated cross through the city's streets.
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These are some of the questions agents ask me when I cross through a Border Patrol checkpoint.
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Mares cross through the village of Rocío in Spain during the annual "Saca de las Yeguas" on June 26.
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When "his request was not met," Nguyen climbed on a police car urging others to cross through, VNA reported.
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And we have ProPublica's series of tweets highlighting the problems that have surrounded the Red Cross through the years.
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Travelers wait in long lines outside of Artiemovsk, Ukraine to cross through the checkpoints into the Donetsk People's Republic.
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"We continue exploring options to tend to the growing number of undocumented migrants that cross through Mexico," Velasco Alvarez tweeted.
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Amazon and Whole Foods said they'd match up to $20173 million donated to the Red Cross through the Amazon site.
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The storm will continue to cross through eastern Honduras later in the day before heading back out into open water.
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" Jeanine Ibrahim, 37, who is running in her first New York City Marathon said, "It did cross through my mind.
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While there aren't many people directly threatened by Alaskan volcanoes, there are a lot of planes that cross through Alaskan airspace.
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Donations of $85033 made to the Red Cross through the American Airlines website will add 250 miles to an advantage account.
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"It's just that our river, you have to cross through immigration and customs every time you go back and forth," Patridge said.
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JH: It seems like movement and mobility are elements that cross through your work no matter what media you are working in.
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Likewise, the recent terrorist massacres in Belgium and Paris proved ISIS' ability to cross through Turkey into Europe to carry out attacks.
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The crude oil pipeline would cross through the tribe's sacred grounds and waterways in North Dakota as part of its 1,200 mile route.
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Rather, by traveling in large numbers, the caravans provide protection for Central Americans who are vulnerable to abuse as they cross through Mexico.
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Israel does permit some seriously ill Palestinians to cross through checkpoints into Israel for medical treatment, but no application has yet been made.
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The Secure Fence Act originally specified double-layer fencing, which is more expensive to build but also much harder to cut and cross through.
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Apple also allowed customers to donate to the American Red Cross through its App Store, with the company matching employee donations two-for-one.
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Many other migrants from Africa, Asia and the West Indies cross through Ecuador, Colombia or Brazil before heading toward the U.S. border via Panama.
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It is native to the American Southwest and is found in swaths of the Mojave Desert that cross through California, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada.
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Furthermore, the federal government is the only entity that has the ability to effectively protect water resources that cross through multiple states and municipalities.
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Last week, a federal judge blocked a new Trump administration policy banning asylum for those who cross through Mexico before reaching the southern border.
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A chunk of rock the size of a large yacht, 2013 TX68, will soon zip past and could cross through Earth's ring of geostationary satellites.
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The convoy was allowed to cross through government-held territory to Mayadin, near the Iraqi border, about halfway between Deir al-Zour and Abu Kamal.
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Greece has shut its border, and there were a few dozen arrests of people who managed to cross through the border, Greek authorities have said.
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A federal judge in Oakland on Monday blocked a policy banning asylum for thousands of people who cross through Mexico to reach the southern border.
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We're at the bottom of the mountain, and there are a lot of rivers and rocks that we've got to cross through and get there.
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A similar pilot program, first reported by the Washington Post, targets those who are subject to a policy denying asylum for people who cross through Mexico.
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Their piece took the form of a the Christian passion play, with Jesus carrying a cross through the streets of a city, but with significant updates.
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TV in an interview that aired Thursday on "Rising" that more migrants from Venezuela will likely cross through the southern border amid the country's ongoing political unrest.
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Throughout the 75-minute film, we watch as a woman carries a gigantic cross through the streets of a village, struggling immensely but determined to keep going.
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But the road would cross through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, a 311,000-acre home to more than 200 species of wildlife and nine species of fish.
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As we cross through the gridlocked Manhattan streets, dodging delivery trucks and waving to other Via drivers, he tells me he is at peace with his job.
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That's right, the Super Bowl gave us our first taste of his reboot of The Twilight Zone, and we are so ready to cross through the invisible door.
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But the clampdown on migrants has meant they have sought out new, and more hidden, paths to cross through Mexico, putting them in greater risk of being trafficked.
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The port town has been a hub for migrants hoping to cross through the EuroTunnel to the United Kingdom, or to hop a ferry to take them across.
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Virgin also donated to the British Red Cross and asked others to donate to the Red Cross through the Virgin Money Giving platform, which is waiving processing fees.
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The five-month-long odyssey saw the tiger, dubbed T1-C20183 by scientists, criss-cross through forests and populated urban areas before eventually settling in a nature reserve.
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American Airlines is handing out 10 AAdvantage miles for every dollar customers donate to the American Red Cross through September 24, as long as the amount is over $25.
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Contreras is one of roughly 25 transgender and gender nonconforming individuals who have joined a caravan of Central American migrants planning to cross through Mexico to the US border.
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Kellog argued that wasn't a concern because pipelines and other infrastructure could continue to cross through the private and state lands that already are home to roughly 2628 pipelines.
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Kellog argued that wasn't a concern because pipelines and other infrastructure could continue to cross through the private and state lands that already are home to roughly 35 pipelines.
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At Barbetta Restaurant on the theater district's restaurant row, 280 percent of all sales for the next two months will go to the Italian Red Cross, through the Italian Consulate.
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The chemicals can cross through the skin and seep into the body, and some previous research also suggests that parabens in products used by pregnant women can impact babies' development.
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The chemicals can cross through the skin and seep into the body, and some previous research also suggests that parabens in products used by pregnant women can impact babies' development.
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"I would urge everyone to donate to the British Red Cross through Virgin Money Giving (who are waiving their fees in support of the appeal) to help local communities," he said.
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The Obama administration wanted to work with the Kurdish YPG militia to fight ISIS in Syria and wanted Turkey to stop allowing foreign fighters to cross through Turkey and into Syria.
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NAIROBI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a young man, Moses Muchina used to rob people who were unlucky enough to have to cross through the Kenyan slum of Korogocho after dark.
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Puebla, Mexico (CNN)US President Donald Trump's move to deploy the National Guard has not deterred a caravan of Central American migrants planning to cross through Mexico to the US border.
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Gao Qi, FX strategist with Scotiabank, says the yuan is not likely to cross through 7 per dollar in the run-up to the G20 summit scheduled at the end of November.
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To get to the site, which is now the National Civil Rights Museum, you can cross through neighborhoods that are as much as 97 percent black or as much as 93 percent white.
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Not because they are significant in themselves, but because to reach the towns, the regime had to cross through towns that mark the main supply route into the rebel-held area of Aleppo.
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At the other end, Draxler turns the corner on the left and skims a cross through the goal mouth but no one is there to redirect it and it sails through to safety.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The article explains the role drug smugglers are increasingly playing in human smuggling as well: The drug trafficking organizations charge smugglers to cross through their territory.
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The Galaxy has a chance as well, when Uriel Antuna's cross through the area found the foot of Rolf Feltscher, who hit it just off the mark in the final minute of the half.
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The migrants have been halted by countries like Macedonia, which has imposed tougher border controls and where violence has erupted in recent days as armed police officers confront those seeking to cross through the country.
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Roughly 90 percent of migrants who reach the Libyan post, a jumping-off point for the dangerous Mediterranean crossing to Italy, cross through Niger, making it a crucial partner for Europe in controlling migration flows.
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The deaths are not related, but they are part of a larger problem: Advocates have warned that stricter immigration policies could lead to more deaths as migrants are forced to cross through more dangerous areas.
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That's a huge issue for the migrants who are heading to the river to get around the Trump administration's "metering" policy, which limits the number of asylum-seekers who can cross through legal ports of entry.
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The US will end asylum protections for Central Americans and others who cross through Mexico to reach the southern border, the Trump administration announced Monday, a sweeping, unprecedented move that will quickly be challenged in court.
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And asylum-seekers from Honduras and El Salvador cross through Guatemala and Mexico to get to the US — meaning that they would almost certainly not earn the "favorable discretion" required to get their asylum claim approved.
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Of about 800 people, including about 250 White Helmets, along with 550 family members, in the plans, only about 100 rescue workers and about 300 relatives were able to cross through the Golan Heights and Jordan.
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Advocates and experts believe the pilot project is part of an overall focus to dismantle the asylum process, along with rules to bar asylum for those who cross through Mexico to get to the southern border.
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The so-called southern gas corridor, which is meant to reduce the European Union's dependence on Russian energy, will start at Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz II gas field and cross through Georgia, Turkey, Greece, Albania and Italy.
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The facility, with an estimated annual capacity of 6.1 billion cubic metres (bcm), will seek to supply gas to southeastern Europe via another natural gas pipeline scheme that will cross through Greece, the Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB).
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The facility, with an estimated annual capacity of 6.1 billion cubic metres (bcm), will aim to supply gas to southeastern Europe via another natural gas pipeline scheme that will cross through Greece, the Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB).
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So one day during Ramadan in the summer of 2015, Israelis were allowing men under seventeen and over forty and all women to cross through Qalandia checkpoint into Jerusalem, so they could pray at Al Aqsa Mosque.
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Rivera-Salgado suggested that Mexico has been pushed to do the US government's "dirty work" by complying with its calls to stop Central American immigrants who cross through Mexico in their attempt to reach the US border.
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Migrants who try to cross through the mountains typically begin their journeys in cities like Tijuana, Mexico, and are driven by smugglers into remote parts of the California high desert where they then set out on foot.
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The plan was to cross through Virginia by the North West Virginia Railroad and then, once in Maryland, link up with the Baltimore & Ohio and proceed east and north up into the free lands of Pennsylvania, to Philadelphia.
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In an interview, Mr. Sanders said he tailored his speeches to a degree — addressing an oil pipeline that would cross through Iowa when he was in that state, focusing more on immigration in Nevada, given its large Hispanic population.
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Part of the 1,170-mile pipeline would cross the Missouri River near the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota, where indigenous people, environmentalists and activists say the pipeline will cross through sacred land and endanger the water supply.
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Often criticized for his wayward passing, this time Zardes zipped a left-footed cross through a crowd, and it was met by Dempsey at the penalty spot, where he hammered it under the left arm of goalkeeper Justo Villar.
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Right now Mexico is allowing a lot of asylum seekers to wait in Mexico, and it's not just the Mexican government—the cartels are also allowing groups of people to cross through territory, but that may not be sustainable.
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The rate of approved credible fear screenings has dipped as the administration has implemented measures at the border, including one barring asylum for those who cross through Mexico on the way to the US, that restrict access to protection.
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Following the dog back to Crow Pass Trail, Nanook stayed with Milling all night, and even pulled her out of the water by her backpack straps when she unsuccessfully attempted to cross through the freezing waters of Eagle River Crossing.
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And wait, there's more: If you think that hearing a train cross through your building sounds like a nightmare, you'll be glad to learn that Chongqing Rail Transit No. 2 line is famous for being one of the quietest rail lines.
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"One of the great concerns now is that we're beginning to hear reports of some families who cross through the port of entry that were separated and prosecuted criminally," said Ruben Garcia of Annunciation House, a local immigrant aid organization.
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Pitt would have to cross through the sprawl to get to his waiting car, and he asked me to stay back: If I walked alongside him, treating him like a famous person, then the people here would realize he was one.
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These families could wait, but if they don't and are caught by Border Patrol trying to cross through the desert again, the parents could face illegal reentry charges and run the risk of being separated from their children, Williams said.
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The agreements and the existence of a draft interim final rule could be one way for the Trump administration to attempt to safeguard a potential court overturn of its policy banning asylum for those who cross through a third country.
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A federal court judge in San Francisco on Wednesday blocked a policy banning asylum for thousands of Central Americans and others who cross through Mexico to reach the southern border, dealing a significant blow to the Trump administration's effort to restrict immigration.
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A new rule, upheld by the Supreme Court in September, says that if asylum seekers cross through another country (like Mexico) before reaching the U.S., they must prove they've been denied asylum in those countries before they can apply for asylum here.
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Actors decked out as Roman soldiers in shiny armor and red gowns accompanied the actor playing Jesus, who sported a beard and crown made of twigs and carried a large wooden cross through the picturesque town center in a tradition that spans decades.
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Advocates have long been warning that deaths at the border could increase as migrants are forced to cross through more dangerous areas, influenced by US policies that make it harder for those seeking asylum to turn themselves in at ports of entry.
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But a Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) memo obtained by Vocativ though a Freedom of Information Act request provides some more insight into how the city might look to track the people inside the estimated 800,000 vehicles that cross through MTA tunnels and bridges every day.
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Last Friday, a panel of judges on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, sided with the anti-pipeline protestors and unanimously rescinded permits for the Mountain Valley Pipeline to cross through 3.6 miles of the Jefferson National Forest, where Appalachians Against Pipelines had staged their sit-in.
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In a major victory for the Trump administration, the Supreme Court on Wednesday decided it would allow the federal government to fully enforce a new policy banning asylum for those who cross through Mexico before reaching the southern border while a legal challenge to the rule moves forward in the courts.
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"Pakistanis are not allowing anyone to cross the border, and they order their forces to shoot anyone who is trying to cross the border," said Haji Iqbal, an Afghan who recently returned from Pakistan with the help of friends who asked Pakistani forces to let him cross through a mountain pass.
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Their great great grandfather, Earl was born a slave in Kentucky in 1833 who would cross through the Underground Railroad up north to Chatsworth, Ontario as a free man making the Blackburns part of a long line of African-Canadians in the country—otherwise, the first blacks to take resident in Canada.
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The goal was to require Central American migrants to face asylum proceedings in Mexico or the first country they cross through, rather than in the US. Mexican officials, meanwhile, urged the US to address the root causes of Central American migration by investing in programs that would reduce poverty and violence in those countries.
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This "third country" agreement with Guatemala, paired with policies that force asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico for the duration of their cases in the US and a rule that bars asylum for people who cross through Mexico to get to the southern border, nearly closes off the US to people fleeing persecution from Central America.
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Central American migrants must now pay these smuggling networks upwards of $10,000 to cross through Mexico and reach the U.S. That money is borrowed, at 10 percent interest, often by mortgaging land, creating a cycle of debt-fueled migration that traps Central Americans, as interviews by University of Arizona researchers Murphy Woodhouse and Richard Johnson showed.
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The "third country"–like agreements with Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador — paired with policies that force asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico for the duration of their cases in the US and a rule that bars asylum for people who cross through Mexico to get to the southern border — would nearly close off the US to people fleeing persecution in Central America.
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While the US got what it wanted from Mexico in terms of border enforcement and breaking up trafficking networks, the US did not get Mexico to agree to have asylum seekers from Central America face asylum proceedings in Mexico or the first country they cross through, rather than in the US. Discussions will continue and the two countries may announce further efforts within the next 2353 days if necessary, the statement said.
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For travelers who frequently cross through the Middle East and North Africa, the choices put them between a rock and a hard place: They can check their devices and lose a day or more of productive work, as well as run the risk of damage or theft, or trade a nonstop flight on a high-end Persian Gulf carrier for connecting flights on one of the major American or European airlines, where amenities and leg room are likely to be skimpier.
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