Colombian migrant mother and daughter die stranded in Arizona desert

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : U.S. Border Patrol transferred him to the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which is working to reunite him his father who lives in the U.S.
50% : U.S. Border Patrol located the migrant family in the Cocopah tribal region near the U.S.-Mexico border outside Yuma, Arizona
39% : The Colombian girl and her mother, Claudia Marcela Peña, were found dead that day by the U.S. Border Patrol near the United States-Mexico border on the Cocopah Reservation in Arizona
38% : Claudia Marcela Peña, pictured with her son Cristían David Morales, was found dead by U.S. immigration agents on August 25 near United States-Mexico border on the Cocopah Reservation outside Yuma, Arizona.
36% : Claudia Marcela Peña, a Colombian national, was found dead in the Arizona with her 11-year-old daughter María José Sánchez on August 25 after they were abandoned by smugglers at the United States-Mexico border.

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