Extreme Heat Claims Lives of Migrants in Arizona Desert

Three Mexican migrants found dead near the Arizona-Mexico border as temperatures soar above 110°F, highlighting dangers of illegal crossings.

U.S. Border Patrol discovered the bodies after a rescue beacon was activated in the Sonoran Desert.
The deceased include two men and a teenage girl, while one migrant was found alive.
Officials report a significant rise in heat-related deaths in Arizona this year.
Smugglers are blamed for leading migrants into perilous conditions with little shade and extreme heat.
Authorities warn against illegal crossings, citing severe terrain and relentless summer heat.