U.S. Officials Warn Migrants Not To Trust Smugglers

U.S. officials are cautioning individuals against relying on smugglers for entry into the U.S., highlighting the dangers and risks involved. They urge people to reconsider perilous journeys, whether by boat, on foot, or hidden in vehicles, emphasizing that it is not worth risking lives. Recent incidents have resulted in deaths and hospitalizations of those attempting to cross from Mexico into California.

What is the main message U.S. officials are conveying about smugglers?

• They are government-approved.

• They should not be trusted.

• They are reliable for safe passage.

• They offer the cheapest routes.

What methods are mentioned as ways people attempt to enter the U.S.?

• By train and plane

• By boat, on foot, or in a car trunk

• By helicopter and submarine

• By bicycle and motorcycle

What is the U.S. officials' advice to those considering a perilous journey?

• To carry enough supplies for the journey

• To travel in groups for safety

• To avoid placing their lives in smugglers' hands

• To seek legal advice first

What recent events have U.S. officials reported regarding illegal crossings?

• Deaths and hospitalizations

• A decrease in smuggler activity

• An increase in successful crossings

• More people using legal channels

How many people have died recently while trying to cross into California from Mexico?

• Four

• None

• Two

• Ten