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Marisol Chávez in Brownsville, Texas

Venezuelan migrants in Texas start car-wash business after mass killing horror

The car wash sign in Brownsville. The group wants to make enough money to hire a bus to take them to San Antonio.
The car wash sign in Brownsville. The group wants to make enough money to hire a bus to take them to San Antonio. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

After a tragic start to the week and a night of thunderstorms, a group of migrants in south Texas woke up newly determined to fulfill their American dream.

Equipping themselves with soapy water, buckets, rags and a lot of spirit, about 30 Venezuelan men on Tuesday began operating a donation-based car washing service in a gas station right next to the border that divides Brownsville, Texas, from Matamoros, Mexico.

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