A Look Inside a Migrant Shelter in TJ, Mexico –
Leticia Herrera, Pro Amore Dei
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On this episode, meet Leticia Herrera, the owner of a migrant shelter in Tijuana Mexico called Pro Amore DEI that houses asylum seekers. This shelter hosts around 185 people including 60 children. One of the unique qualities of this shelter is that they work with the Yes We Can World Foundation and turned a school bus into a classroom for kids. In the podcast, Leticia details why she does this work, what is provided in the shelter, and how you can help. 
“How can I live so well when a lot of people are suffering? I knew I had to do something to help my people.”
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Leticia Herrera
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