‘A change of heart’: sympathies shift toward migrants in Texas border town

Eagle Pass has been a way station for undocumented immigrants for years, but recently their numbers have grown - and residents are divided

Hector Guerrero tries to make it to the Eagle Pass public golf course once a week.

By virtue of its location along the Rio Grande, the scenic but all too often deadly river that delineates the border between Texas and Mexico, the course is surrounded by different iterations of boundary fences and international bridges.