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People gather for a vigil May 5 at Shelby Park by the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas, in part to honor people who died as they attempted to cross the border from Mexico into the U.S. The park, which was closed last year as authorities dealt with border crossings, is now partially open.

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