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Europe or Die Trying

In the first of a two-part investigation, Paul Kenyon travels 3,000 miles along the most dangerous illegal immigration route out of Africa. Many people die en route, either crossing the Sahara Desert or in the Mediterranean Sea, on the way to what is assumed is a better life. To question this assumption, Kenyon uses a real-life case study, Justice Amin, whose journey to Europe ended with him clinging to a tuna net. Now living in Italy, Justice tells his old friends, via satellite link, that the risks the journey holds are not worth the end result