Martin Do Nascimento, Author at The Texas Tribune

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State Government

Migrants fleeing Central America endure long journey north

By Alexa Ura, Martin Do Nascimento and Ryan MurphyJan. 3, 2017

After crossing into Mexico, migrants fleeing Central America depend on shelters and kindness as they head toward the U.S. The Texas Tribune traveled to Mexico to chronicle their journeys. This story, published in October, is part of our Bordering on Insecurity series.

Bordering on Insecurity

Migrants fleeing Central America endure long journey north

By Alexa Ura, Ryan Murphy and Martin Do NascimentoOct. 31, 2016

After crossing the Suchiate River into Mexico, migrants fleeing Central America depend on shelters and kindness as they head toward the United States. The Texas Tribune traveled to Mexico to chronicle their journeys. This story is part of our Bordering on Insecurity series.

Border Patrol Agent José Perales outside of Roma, TX, on Mar. 8, 2016.

Demographics, Immigration

Images From One Day With the Border Patrol

By Martin Do NascimentoApril 21, 2016

See images from a recent trip that The Texas Tribune took with the U.S. Border Patrol. This is part of the Tribune’s “Bordering on Insecurity” series.

Border Patrol Agent José Perales examines tracks on an unpaved gravel road while looking for unaccompanied child migrants and families crossing from Ciudad Miguel Alemán, Mexico, to Roma, Texas. Unlike undocumented adult migrants, unaccompanied children and families ordinarily turn themselves in to U.S. law enforcement.

State Government

Slideshow: One Day on the Border

By Martin Do NascimentoApril 21, 2016

Multiple inflatable rafts on the water. Emotionally shaken kids in the back of Border Patrol vans. Dope dumped on the river’s edge. The Texas Tribune witnessed all that and more during a visit with the U.S. Border Patrol.