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Petra Molnar, Associate Director, Refugee Law Lab, York University, Canada

Deadly border technologies are increasingly employed to violently deter migration

Border wall separating the town of Nogales, Ariz. at the U.S.-Mexico Border (P. Molnar), CC BY

In late May 2024, I travelled to the United States-Mexico border to study the smart-wall addition to the border structure. I was accompanied by Arizona-based journalist and friend, Todd Miller, and we studied the wall as Customs and Border Protection trucks rumbled by and drones scanned the sky.

flowers hung up on security wall
Makeshift memorial for 16-year-old José Antonio Elena Rodriguez, who was shot by U.S. Border Patrol for allegedly throwing rocks at the wall. (P. Molnar), CC BY
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