Minuteman
Volunteers & Opponents
Arizona
Hundreds of Americans came to
the border in Southern Arizona to watch for people they call
'illegal.' Hundreds more came to protest the Project as a racist
provocation. A local law student organized Legal Observer trainings
through the ACLU. Those who live in the area continued their
weekly vigils to remember those who die desperately trying to
cross the Sonoran desert and the border. |
Migrants
and Migrant Aid
Sonora
Mexico is a country on the move.
Working age men ride empty rail cars, hitchhike, or simply walk
in search of work. Many migrants are already far from home when
they approach the border; some will cross and some will not.
The migrants suffer in the dessert, and people on both sides
try to lessen the humanitarian crisis. |
Volleyball
& The
Border/Borderlands
Ambos Nogales and Nacos
For the past few years people
living across the line have come together to play volleyball
and enjoy their cross-border community. The border and border
enforcement, dominate the society and its geography. So artists
paint murals on the wall, Americans march en masse to Mexico
for community events, and Border Patrol tries to focus on the
real threats posed by weapons, drug, and human smuggling. |
See the
full collection of images shot during the project. |
Coming Soon: Medium Format Portraits
from CRREDA, a drug rehab center in Agua Prieta. |
Bonus
Gallery: Did you know that the Buffalo Soldiers were once
garrisoned in the tiny bordertown of Naco, AZ? |