> The volume of people making the crossing doesn’t signal that it has somehow become less treacherous. It does. Most migrants use guides / "coyotes" to guide t

> The volume of people making the crossing doesn’t signal that it has somehow become less treacherous. It does. Most migrants use guides / "coyotes" to guide them through. Kinda like the sherpas of Everest. This wasn't so easy back in the day. Now it's pretty cheap - one guide for a group of 30-50.