Place of origin and or action: They began in the 2004 as community and faith groups. Their mission is to stop the deaths of immigrants.

Brief description of a current campaign: Desert Aid: Volunteers hike around leaving supplies for all the people who vave been hiking for 30-80 miles, things like water, socks, food, blankets, etc.

Main achievements: They have achieved to help people who cross the border with supplies, they have supported them legally and have created foundations for them too.

Contact information: web page: http://forms.nomoredeaths.org/about-no-more-deaths/, social networks: https://www.facebook.com/nomoredeaths, https://twitter.com/NoMoreDeaths,  phone: (520) 307-7379, address: Unitarian universalist church of tucson, PO Box 40782, Tucson, AZ 85717, etc. 

Justification: The organization is related to the topics because "No More Deaths" provides desert aid to stop the deaths of many many immigrants that try to cross the border throughout year. This organization aids these immigrants with volunteers that hike miles around leaving supplies for all of these people. "No More Deaths" helps needed immigrants to cross the border and supported them legally, even creating foundations. 
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Brief description of a current campaign: Water Stations: Since 2001 they have been giving water to all the crossers, they have already dispensed 100,000 gallons of water and they still continue.

Main achievements: They have achieved to help people who cross the borders with water, also by warning them in which zones have people died.

Contact information: web page: http://www.humaneborders.org/contact/, phone: (520) 398-5053, address: House of Neighborly Services, Building #5
243 W. 33rd St.
Tucson, AZ 85713, etc. 

Justification: This organization relates to our topics since we are focusing at inmigrants in the US. For the people trying to cross to the US it's very difficult reaching to the other side, many die from dehydration and because they are not well inform of which areas are dangerous to go through them. This organization provides them information and water that will facilitate the travel of many individuals.
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Climate Change May Mean More Mexican Immigration"

Name of the source: "Scientific American" 

Summary: A new analysis finds that there is significant reduction in crop yields in Mexico. This reduction can force even more migration from Mexico to the Unites States. This reduction, which is is provoked by drastic Climate change, is what impacts crop yields. According to this analysis, as many as seven million Mexicans are estimated to emigrate to the U.S. over the next 70 years! Mexicans look for sustainability, and they see the Unites States as the perfect place. 

Name of the source:  "The New York Times"

Summary: It is possible to regulate the flow of immigrants in the U.S. in ways to create new and better jobs for the U.S workers on all levels of education while promoting growth in both countries. All of this will result in a stronger American and Mexican law. What they are trying to achieve is a regulated labor market that could also regulate the flow of migrants that go for work and instead creating more competitions they want that it will complement and strengthen the U.S. working force.

Bibliography: (APA Format):
The New York Times

Ernesto Zedillo - Carlos - How Mexico and The U.S. Can Fix Migration. Retrieved September 11, 2016
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/13/opinion/how-mexico-and-the-us-can-fix-migration.html

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"Expansion: in alliance with CNN"

Summary:
Trump said the 31 of August from 2016 that when he became president, he will make a big and beautiful border wall separating Mexico from the United States. 
He also said that Mexico doesn't know it but that Mexico will be paying for the wall. Trump thinks that Mexicans are the ones who illegally pass the drugs and all that bad things to their country and building a wall was the best solution. The wall is the best solution because this will prevent all of the illegal immigrants that come form Mexico to the United States.