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  • A Honduran migrant stands between carriages of a freight train on the Mexican rail network known as La Bestia or El Tren de la Muerte.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210611_441.jpg
  • Honduran migrants resting outside the migrant refuge in Apizaco, Mexico.
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  • Benjamin is from La Libertad, El Salvador. He has worked in many jobs, all of them with low pay. His last job was looking after swimming pools and he carries documents to prove it, for potential customers. Here he is waiting to board the train known as La Bestia in Apizaco, Mexico, on his way to the US. Including elderly and young children, there are 14 people in his family, he hopes to provide for them better than he can do in El Salvador. He's never missed a day of work.
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  • A group of migrant workers sit on the sidings as a train passes. They are waiting for a train heading north. They are part of a group of 12 migrants who are all from the same neighbourhood in the same town in San Francisco Morazán, Honduras. Everyone in the group has worked in at least one trade, and they are hoping to find work in the US.
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  • A group of migrant workers in Apizalco, Mexico walk along railway tracks as they wait for a train heading north to the US.
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  • A honduran migrant jumps onto 'La Bestia' a train that is part of a freight network through Mexico. If he is successful the journey will take him more than a month and the most who take the journey experience one or more of the many dangers on the journey, such as being kidnapped and extorted, robbed and beaten, raped, being victims of accidents on the train network, extreme dehydration and even death in the desert, drowning in the rivers to cross into the US.
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  • Benjamin is from La Libertad, El Salvador. He has worked in many jobs, all of them with low pay. His last job was looking after swimming pools and he carries documents to prove it, for potential customers. Here he is waiting to board the train known as La Bestia in Apizaco, Mexico, on his way to the US. Including elderly and young children, there are 14 people in his family, he hopes to provide for them better than he can do in El Salvador. He's never missed a day of work.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210608_187.jpg
  • A Honduran migrant, waits for the train known as La Bestia in Apizaco, Mexico. Behind him, graffiti on the wall says 'Migrar no es delito'... migrating isn't a crime.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210608_185.jpg
  • Benjamin is from La Libertad, El Salvador. He has worked in many jobs, all of them with low pay. His last job was looking after swimming pools and he carries documents to prove it, to show potential customers. Here he reads a Bible as he is waiting to board the train known as La Bestia in Apizaco, Mexico. Including elderly and young children, there are 14 people in his family, he hopes to provide for them better than he can do in El Salvador. He's never missed a day of work.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210608_186.jpg
  • A group of migrant workers walk along railway tracks as they wait for a train heading north. Everyone in the group has worked in at least one trade, and they are hoping to find work in the US.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210607_143.jpg
  • Honduran migrants walk the rail tracks their way to stow away between carriages on a freight train known to many as La Bestia. Apizaco, Mexico.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210607_142.jpg
  • An exhausted migrant rests on the rails of the freight train network known as La Bestia. Apizaco, Tlaxcala, Mexico.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210607_105.jpg
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  • Honduran migrants resting outside the migrant refuge in Apizaco, Mexico.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210611_417.jpg
  • A Honduran migrant, name withheld, sits on the rail tracks as he waits for the train known as La Bestia.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210609_218.jpg
  • Migrants wait at a corner in Apizaco next to the railway as police patrol the rail lines, when the train arrives they run to avoid the migration police and jump into spaces between the freight cars.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210608_184.jpg
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  • A honduran migrant walks the rail tracks on his way to stow away between carriages on a freight train known to many as La Bestia. Apizaco, Mexico.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210611_424.jpg
  • Benjamin is from La Libertad, El Salvador. He has worked in many jobs, all of them with low pay. His last job was looking after swimming pools and he carries documents to prove it, for potential customers. Here he is waiting to board the train known as La Bestia in Apizaco, Mexico, on his way to the US. Including elderly and young children, there are 14 people in his family, he hopes to provide for them better than he can do in El Salvador. He's never missed a day of work.
    Mexico_migration_Hawkey_20210608_197.jpg