TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月29日 03時50分

“The Corridor of Death” – Photo 4 of 4
In Brooks County, the enforcement checkpoint set up on U.S. 281 has pushed undocumented immigrants onto private ranches, where they are unprepared for the searing heat and arid terrain on what can be a 25-mile detour around the patrol stations. In this photograph, which Kirsten Luce (follow her work @kirstenluce) shot for TIME, an Ecuadorean woman comforts her two terrified daughters after being apprehended by Border Patrol Agents. “The migrants’ resignation, and sometimes fear, is sobering for everyone,” says Luce, who embedded with the agents. “The air felt thicker as we hiked out, nearly a mile to the closest road. Everyone had a heavy heart, no one is rejoicing. I think many agents feel that they are rescuing these people from an uncertain fate, which is certainly true. They are doing their part to enforce the nation’s immigration laws, albeit some 80 miles north of the border, on privately owned land.” See more images and read Alex Altman’s story on lightbox.time.com. #immigration

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