Twenty-six men (known as the Wellstone 26) left Mexico for the United States, but tragically only twelve of them survived. Those who lost their lives are known as the Yuma 14. This book is the story of those twenty-six men as well commentary on how border crossings between Mexico and the United States work--or do not work. Chapter one of this book establishes the historical context of a place known as The Devil's Highway. The first recorded deaths on this barren Arizona border road happened in 1541, and it has been a place of much death and even demonic activity for hundreds of years. It became known as “the most terrible place in the world.”