Surge of Mexican migrants as border crossings spike
Thousands rush the border daily hoping for work visas amid Bush migration plan proposals. Detentions rose 25 percent to 535,000 in the six months to March 31, with Sasabe near the Arizona border a hotspot as about 2,000 migrants arrive daily. Many seek jobs in the United States while awaiting potential guest worker policy, despite arid desert dangers and deportations.
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Aid groups urge medicine for North Korean blast victims
Aid workers reported that patients in North Korean hospitals suffer chemical burns with little medicine as relief efforts struggle. Pyongyang rejected South Korean doctors but would accept cement and diesel fuel, with damages estimated at 356 million dollars in Ryongchon after a blast that killed 161 and injured over 1,300.
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