Tens of thousands of people tried to cross the U.S.-Mexico border in the weeks before the expiration of Title 42, under which U.S. The asylum restrictions under Title 42 expired Thursday, and President Joe Biden’s administration installed new curbs on border crossers beginning Friday. The Department of Health and Human Services offered condeolences in a statement Friday and said a review of health care records was underway and a medical examiner was investigating the death. He told me that when he was in the United States he was going to change my life.” “Since he was 10 years old he wanted to live the American Dream to see his father and have a better life,” she said. She said he left with her approval and with financial support from his father in the United States. years ago, and earning money to support her and two younger siblings still in Honduras, his mother said. The teenager had hopes of reuniting with his father, who left Honduras for the U.S. He had been a standout soccer player in his hometown in northern Honduras since he was 7, she said.
Most recently he worked as a mechanic’s assistant. No cause of death was immediately available nor were circumstances of any illness or medical treatment.Īngel Eduardo had studied until eighth grade before leaving school to work, his mother said Saturday. “They say they are awaiting the autopsy results and don’t give me any other answer.” “I want to clear up my son’s real cause of death,” she said. official who confirmed the friend’s report. I told him goodbye and wished him the best.”Įspinoza Maradiaga said she learned of her son’s death first from one of his friends at the migrant shelter and then from a U.S. “He told me he was in a shelter and not to worry because he was in the best hands,” she said. That same day, he spoke to his mother for the last time, she said.
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