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"A lot of families are suffering": A Q&A with Sister Tracey Horan from the Kino Border Initiative in Ambos Nogales

In Mexico, Horan has interviewed numerous people deported under the Trump administration."Overcrowding in detention, a lack of oversight and misinformation" are creating dangerous conditions, she says

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Melissa del Bosque
Nov 11, 2025
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A woman from Guerrero, Mexico, at the Kino Border Initiative shelter in 2022. The mural in front of her has handwritten messages of hope and faith from other people passing through the shelter. (Photo credit: Melissa del Bosque)

Sister Tracey Horan is the associate director of education and advocacy for the Kino Border Initiative, a binational, Catholic-…

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