The organizers insist that there is no political agenda on the tour. “Don’t let the politicians and news broadcasters become your only source of information,” the pamphlet adds.
Gray Line Tours of Tucson partnered with Humane Borders and the Santa Cruz Community Foundation on the all day excursion. The trips are currently offered twice a month, or upon request for large groups. The cost is $75 per person, which does include lunch from a restaurant on the Mexican side of the border.
"Humane Borders and the Santa Cruz Community Foundation. The organizers insist that there is no political agenda on the tour." Humane Borders supplies water to those crossing the border illegally and the Santa Cruz HF, per the website, promotes "social justice."
New tours show the Arizona-Mexican border
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