What? To accept money to try to put together routes to get people into countries that they feel like may offer them and their family a better life? I mean the people are going to try to get in there countries no matter what, so of course capitalism dictates that someone is going to step up and offer it as a service for a price, but obviously this is all illegal territory, so naturally there is no regulation or safety standards, and since it must be done in total secrecy, it stands to reason that a lot of the options and routes are going to have some level of danger to them... So, of course, you're going to have statistical anomalies where that dangerous route/option turns deadly since there's a million outside factors per trip that cant possibly be controlled by even the most cunning and experienced traffickers/guides/coyotes/whatever the hell you want to call them... because the people paying for these dangerous tickets sure as hell don't call them hunan traffickers themselves.. I'm sure from their perspective these people are just paid guides... There was only one teenager on this truck, everyone else there was an adult who would have paid to be there and known full well that it can be dangerous... Of course they don't expect to die doing it, just like you don't expect to die when you go in for a moderately serious surgery, but it does happen, especially in illegal unregulated markets like that with absolutely no regulations or best practice standards.  You can hate illegal immigration. You can hate the traffickers. You can even hate the people just trying to achieve a better life...  but none of that means that you cant trying to look at it from their perspective to get a better understanding of anything and everything you come across in life. Just because you don't agree with something, or don't like something, doesn't mean you can't study it thoroughly, with no bias, in order to gain the most information from it thats possible. That is something that has come across pretty damn clear in a lot of Qs messages to us...