Bodies of migrant workers killed in Mexico fire returned to Guatemala
The Mexican Air Force transported the bodies of 17 migrants who died in a fire at an immigration detention center in Ciudad Juarez.










































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Workers carry the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Workers carry the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Foreign Ministry officers hold portraits beside the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Foreign Ministry officer holds a portrait beside the coffin of a Guatemalan migrant whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11. The Mexican Air Force transported the bodies of 17 migrants who died in a fire at an immigration detention center in Ciudad Juarez.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Foreign Ministry officers hold portraits beside the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relatives react next to the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relatives stand next to the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relatives react next to the coffins of Guatemalan migrants whose remains arrived at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relatives of Guatemalan migrants await the arrival of their loved one's remains at the La Aurora Air Force Base in Guatemala City, Tuesday, April 11.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relatives adjust a Guatemalan flag over the coffin of Miguel Rojche during his wake at his home in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12. Rojche and his nephew Francisco died in a fire while held at a Mexican immigration detention center in Ciudad Juarez.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relatives pause as they cook during the wake of Miguel Rojche at his home in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12ASSOCIATED PRESS
Neighbors attend the wake of Guatemalan migrant Francisco Rojche, where his motorcycle is parked next to his casket, at his home in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Neighbors and relatives speak about Francisco Rojche during his wake at his home in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Musicians play during the wake of Francisco Rojche at his home in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Neighbors attend the wake of Guatemalan migrant Francisco Rojche at his home in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
The casket of Miguel Rojche is carried from his home to the cemetery after his wake in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
The casket of Miguel Rojche is carried from his home to the cemetery after his wake in Chicacao, Guatemala, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Family, neighbors and friends of Edin Umana, Dikson Cordova and Jesus Alvarado attend their group wake in Proteccion, Honduras, Wednesday, April 12. The three migrants were killed in a fire at a Mexican immigration detention center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on March 27.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A friend of Edin Umana looks at his photo during his wake in Proteccion, Honduras, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Neighbors and friends look into the open casket of Dikson Cordova during his wake in Proteccion, Honduras, Wednesday, April 12.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Elsi Melendez looks at a photo of her family member Edin Umana during his wake in Proteccion, Honduras, Wednesday, April 12.