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10-Year-Old Migrant Boy Abandoned by Smugglers at Texas Border on Thanksgiving

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10-Year-Old Migrant Boy Abandoned by Smugglers at Texas Border on Thanksgiving
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  • A 10-year-old from El Salvador was left at Texas border by smugglers on Thanksgiving.
  • Texas State Troopers found the boy alone, only carrying a cellphone to contact his parents.
    • The boy's family is in the US; he hoped smugglers would reunite him with them.
    • Unaccompanied minors at the border face exploitation risks from smugglers.
    • US law allows automatic entry for unaccompanied minor migrants when caught.
    • The border crisis highlights the struggles of immigrant families seeking reunion.
    • Recent cases reveal government lost track of 320,000 migrant children.
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