Commentary by Al Rendon: When I first saw the memorial not far from my home in San Antonio, Texas, I thought, “There are no words for this.”
When I first saw the memorial not far from my home in San Antonio, Texas, I thought, “There are no words for this.” Fifty-three migrants had suffocated to death in a truck there.
Being a Catholic, I couldn’t help but think these people were being persecuted just for wanting a better life.Success! You're on the list. When I first went to the site, people were still putting up crosses in memory of those who perished. Someone had done a multi-paneled painting. There were four flags in honor of the countries the migrants had come from. The people all looked like immigrants. They had been through all that. No one said a word.
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