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The devils highway chapter 15 1. According to Urrea, who pays the hospital bills for sick or injured immigrants who have been arrested by Border Patrol?

2. What percentage of unpaid hospital bills does Urrea attribute to undocumented immigrants?

3. According to Urrea, why are fewer Mexicans able to return to Mexico every year?

4. According to Urrea, what percentage of undocumented immigrants chooses to return home?

5. To what did Doctor Haynes' compare the physical condition of the surviving walkers?

6 . Why did law enforcement officials refrain from sending the walkers back to Mexico right away?

7. Which of the following is NOT a reason given by attorney Paul K. Charlton to suspect that Mendez was guilty?

8. What does Mendez claim his intention was?

9. Why does Urrea suggest that the Yuma 14 would not appreciate receiving handouts?

10. What does Urrea say about the cost of transporting the bodies?

11. Why did Mendez initially refuse to cooperate with law enforcement?

12. How did many Mexicans and Mexican-Americans view the Yuma 14 and the other walkers?

13. What question does Rita Vargas ask about the $68,000 spent to fly the Yuma 14 to Veracruz?

14. What conclusion did Mendez's lawyer draw from Mendez's testimony?

15. What did El Negro do when law enforcement started closing in on the Cercas family's operation?

16. On what condition did Mendez finally plea guilty to his crimes?

17. What did the surviving walkers receive in exchange for their testimony?

18. What was the purpose of the towers erected in the desert after the incident that killed the Yuma 14?

19. How are the towers in the desert funded?

20. According to Consul Flores Vizcarra, what kills immigrants?

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