Legal Challenges & Aftermath of Bus Massacre: Desafíos Legales y Consecuencias de la Masacre de Autobuses

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The survivors of the bus massacre faced additional challenges after the incident occurred. Many suffered from post-traumatic stress, remorse, guilt, and, unfortunately, new legal battles. Some of the survivors lost their documents during the horrifying event. They were left in an uncertain legal status. They could not travel to see their families in Mexico to inform them that they were safe. The United Farm Workers union staff and Campesino Center employees assisted them in legal negotiations.

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legal documents, death, Bythe, California, bus massacre, Palo Verde Hospital, farm workers, nightmares, hospitals, greyhound, Calexico, bus ride, passport, Americe, relationships, United States, authorities, Mexicans, union, Campesino Center, Mexican Consul, Border, baja California, death, killed, poor, barrios, Teamsters, neighbors, schools, money, insurance, poison, salt water, Mexicali Valley, water, Colorado River, Mexico, United States citizens, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Border Patrol

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1974

Language

English

Location

California, Mexico

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Text

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El Malcriado Newspaper Collection

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Archives & Special Collections of California State University, Monterey Bay

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"Legal Challenges & Aftermath of Bus Massacre: Desafíos Legales y Consecuencias de la Masacre de Autobuses" (1974). United States Government. 29.
https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/elmalcriado_government/29