https://www.borderland-la-frontera.org/work daily 0.75 2023-07-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1481004718489-K38FT210SL6IV64GVP6W/Delano_Guate_Child_01.jpg Work / Chronology Indigenous Kaqchiquel girls play on the steps of a centuries-old, earthquake-battered church in Santa Maria de Jesus, Guatemala. 2014 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1481011672084-I5DZYFBEVFZI6H8MYD3V/delano_panos_01.jpg Work / Chronology The US border wall separates Jacumba, Calfornia, USA from Jacume, Baja California, Mexico in the high desert. Even after the first border barricade was built in 1995 to disrupt human and drug traffickers, residents from Jacume on the Mexico side could cross freely into Jacumba to buy groceries or work; and children would be brought across to go to school or go to a health clinic in Jacumba. Since the 11 September 2011 terrorism attacks in New York, the US Border Patrol has closed off this border transforming a ten-minute walk into a two hour drive through the official border crossing in Tecate (only for those with proper US visas), segregating these communities from each other. 2016 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480956418390-G2N1E3D6J4ELZMBLLNRR/Delano_Mexican_Border_025.jpg Work / Chronology Mexican man, who has lost his legs, pauses on Avenida Revolucion (Revolution Avenue), just a few hundred meters from the US border, where thousands of Americans and other non-Mexicans come for a day trip to sample Mexican culture, Tijuana, Mexico. 2006 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480953555471-T3NQ1TAD8KOKX2GJCQRI/Delano_Mex_border_80%27s_001.jpg Work / Chronology "Sin Fronteras" (Without Borders). The US/Mexico border fence ends at the beach, looking down into Mexico at Playa de Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico in 1987. Border Field State Beach, San Diego, California, USA. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480954606539-GK1VUPVBMK57LWITJU7R/Delano_Mexican_Border_017.jpg Work / Chronology Mexican migrant day laborers return to their makeshift huts in the chaparral brushland on the edge of a northern San Diego County suburban town, in 2006, California, USA. Migrants must keep a low profile. Even though Southern California has a moderate climate, winter nights can be quite cold in a makeshift shelter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480958236150-X85D3YG0UUQ13JZQJYC3/Delano_Mex_Migr_001.jpg Work / Chronology Hundreds of crosses, each bearing the name of a Mexicans or Central Americans who died trying to cross this border into the United States, have been mounted on the Tijuana, Mexico side of the border fence referred to, south of the border, as "El Muro de Verguenza", the "Wall of Shame". 2008 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480993809703-J7EAW51ROVE4E29KKQPD/Delano_Mex_Migr_045.jpg Work / Chronology Migrants from Central America nervously mill around the "La Bestia" (The Beast) waiting for it to depart and jockeying for the choicest spots on the carriages, Arriaga, Chiapas, Mexico. "Maras" criminal gang members, may be waiting in the jungle up the rails to climb up upon this slow moving freight train, to rob, beat and even murder Central American migrants riding this train. 2008 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480998514634-50BPBD1FR6FMP32EX3Q9/Delano_Florida_002.jpg Work / Chronology A Mexican migrant worker who worked as a modern day slave picking tomatoes and locked into a trailer at night in the South Florida town of Immokalee, USA. 2010 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1481037619687-U5N15Y1W3VYBTG6REEGG/Delano_Newsweek_US_Mexican_Border_cover_story-1.jpg Work / Chronology Newsweek cover story / April 2006 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1495332719878-4O5C8RZ7CJ1ZDCGRW021/Delano_Against_the_US_Mex_Border_Wall_004.jpg Work / Chronology https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1480960078972-XDQTSBNKJPVDZD3HPKIT/Delano_Paraditas_1001.jpg Work / Chronology Paradita, "Standing Girl" waits for male customers on street in Coahuila District of Zona Norte, Tijuana. Paraditas, or "Standing Girls", are sex workers who may legally ply their trade in Zona Norte, less than 500 m from the Mexican / US border. Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. 2007 https://www.borderland-la-frontera.org/schwane daily 1.0 2016-12-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1481117412101-ZVAF3KFGYXRNQ6VOOTZ0/Delano_Mex_border_80%27s_001_%28small%29.jpg Cover Page https://www.borderland-la-frontera.org/about-2 daily 0.75 2016-12-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58457fc115d5dbb7090d2234/1481015005339-5O1S1J7O50AJJMPDM68O/Delano_Mex_border_80%27s_001.jpg About