Four Bodies Found in New Mexico Desert Near U.S.-Mexico Border

Extreme heat and dangerous conditions contribute to rising death toll among migrants crossing into the U.S..

U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered the bodies in the Sunland Park area after days of 100-degree temperatures.
Local authorities, including the Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office, are investigating the deaths.
This incident adds to the 20 deaths reported in the region since May, highlighting the perilous journey for migrants.
Recent weeks have seen an increase in water rescues and fatalities in the Rio Grande, an unusual trend for the area.
Border Patrol has issued multiple heat advisories, warning of the severe risks associated with illegal crossings.