Migrant Journeys: Why Do They Keep Coming? | KCET
Migrant Journeys: Why Do They Keep Coming?
The global pandemic is creating new barriers to human migration as border walls, nationalism and legal restrictions on migrant labor are implemented worldwide. From Central America to Spain’s border on the Mediterranean Sea, this episode follows young migrants who, undeterred by failed attempts, are trying yet again to escape extreme dangers and reach their dream of finding a better life.
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Migrant Journeys: Why Do They Keep Coming?
The global pandemic is creating new barriers to human migration as border walls, nationalism and legal restrictions on migrant labor are implemented worldwide. From Central America to Spain’s border on the Mediterranean Sea, this episode follows young migrants who, undeterred by failed attempts, are trying yet again to escape extreme dangers and reach their dream of finding a better life.
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2020-09-22T13:30:00-07:00KCET-HD
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2020-09-22T17:30:00-07:00KCET-HD
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Access to clean water for drinking and household use remains a challenge in places as far apart as Mumbai, India and rural communities in West Virginia.
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