La ruta de la muerte: 7 migrantes mueren en tren en Texas

In this episode of This Is How I See Things, we analyze the tragedy that has shaken the border between Mexico and the United States: seven Mexican migrants were found dead after traveling hidden inside a freight train in Texas. Investigations indicate that the victims were part of the same group that boarded the train in Del Rio, Texas. According to authorities, the extreme heat inside the container likely caused severe physical problems, as the doors remained locked from the outside, preventing any possibility of escape. We also review the suspicions surrounding the possible involvement of human traffickers and the desperate message that one of the migrants managed to send to family members before dying. In addition, we discuss the migration crisis at the border, the resignation of Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks, and the debate surrounding immigration policies in the United States. In other news, we analyze Donald Trump's visit to China, international tensions surrounding Iran, and the 2026 World Cup, which promises to be the most expensive and controversial tournament in history. #Migrants #Texas #MigrantTragedy #Border #UnitedStates #Mexico #HumanTrafficking #ICE #ThisIsHowISeeThings #JorgeRamos #EduardoPadilla Become a channel member (https://www.youtube.com/@jorgeramos-a...) to receive exclusive benefits. Facebook facebook.com/jorgeramos.asiveolascosas Instagram instagram.com/jorgeramosnews TikTok tiktok.com/@_asiveolascosas Substack jorgeramosnews.substack.com X x.com/_asiveolascosas Website jorgeramos.com Jorge Ramos is an immigrant and independent journalist, considered one of the most influential figures in Spanish-language journalism for his direct and uncompromising style. From his social media platform, he helps his followers navigate a complex, uncertain, and ever-changing world, where citizens need information and analysis from reliable sources. He is the author of 15 books and a leading voice on issues such as immigration, politics, and Latino representation.