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Why We Have High Efficiency Pressure Assist Toilets In Our Homes?

Today our favorite Tucson Plumber https://tucsonirrigationplumber.com/ will discuss the primary purposes of having a sanitation system or toilet in your Tucson home.

Toilets also referred to as latrines promote proper health behaviors within your home for your entire family because they educate and provide people the proper method to dispose of their waste appropriately preventing contamination of their home environment and surroundings.

Toilets are taken for granted daily. The functionality of a toilet is very important because they deliver our human bodily waste to sewer systems allowing human waste  to travel indiscreetly to a treatment plant. This method of disposing of waste also helps our environment thrive.

Many third world countries are not so fortunate to have toilets and human waste systems in place to protect the health and wellness for themselves, their family and of course the environment that needs to be sustained properly for future generations. Waste must be properly treated in order to assure we have a healthy environment in our homes and on our planet.

Anthony your Local Tucson Plumber with TucsonIrrigationPlumber.com wants to bring awareness to the “Household Toilet”. Toilets save lives! Without toilets, deadly diseases spread rapidly.

Over 750 children under five die every day from diarrhoea caused by unsafe water, sanitation, and poor hygiene. Diarrhea is a common deadly disease discovered in parts of the world where toilets do not exist. For example: These issues arise in parts of India and many other 3rd world countries.

Of course, it may be true that your toilet may not evoke the thoughts of a germ-free, clean facility but the existence of the sink and bathroom have paved the way to reducing diseases and providing a healthier society. In fact, a simple handwashing with soap after using the toilet is one of the most effective and inexpensive ways to prevent pneumonia and the decrease the risk of diarrhea diseases by 47%.

50% of child undernutrition around the world is caused by diarrhoea, which in turn is caused by unsafe water, poor sanitation and lack of hygiene practices. Therefore, living and enjoying a comfortable life in America we can find it easy to underestimate the importance for the humble toilet.

To maintain a safe family and clean plumbing to the sewer system, start by installing a new high efficiency pressure assist toilet. A new powerful flushing toilet will certainly help relieve stress, worry, and health issues by delivering all solids and wastes to the sewer without blockages in the plumbing system.

For the absolute best plumbing and most affordable irrigation plumber along with the most powerful toilet for you and your family call a local Tucson Plumber!

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Dallas increasingly becomes home for Guatemalan migrants fleeing violence and poverty

Lili, a Guatemalan immigrant, is interviewed at her home on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019, in Dallas. Photo: Smiley N. Pool/DMN

Every evening, a Guatemalan-born woman, Lili, welcomes a parade of people into her Dallas home. Siblings, cousins, uncles, aunts and neighbors sit at her kitchen table where she serves black beans, rice and tortillas. Occasionally, she offers steamed tamales wrapped in banana leaves.

It's not just dinner. This food nourishes the guests' longing for their birthplace: Poxté, a small village in the heartland of Guatemala with no paved roads and only a tiny public school under the shadow of the Mayan mountains.

Now Dallas is home. Lili, 24, who like other members of her family asked that her last name be withheld because of her unauthorized status, is among a record number of Guatemalans and other Central Americans who have fled from gangs and high murder rates to seek work and build new lives in safer places like North Texas, even when many are at constant risk of deportation.

Lili is a housewife and a mother to Mateo, a 1-year-old born in Dallas. Lili's baby is the only American citizen in this family of 20-plus. One after another, they have arrived in North Texas fleeing poverty and violence; 10 arrived just in the last year.

A decade ago, carrying only a backpack, Lili joined that nonstop trickle of people migrating north. She followed her mother, who was already in Texas. At least more than a hundred residents from her hometown have since followed, making the 1,700-mile journey that brought them to North Texas, she said.

"My village is very poor. Most children will only get to the sixth grade at school [and] my mom wanted to give us a better chance at life," said Lili.

Whereas immigration from Mexico is now at record lows, the trickle from Guatemala has become a growing flow in recent years. Many of the newcomers are arriving as families. Border authorities and shelters are reporting that resources are being strained to the breaking point by the number of families crossing to, in many cases, legally seek asylum in the U.S.

In the last eight years, migration of nationals from Guatemala to the Dallas area has risen 60 percent, to nearly 24,000 in 2017, according to the U.S. Census' American Community Survey.

Immigration advocates and organizations that help migrants believe that estimate is low. The Guatemalan Community Center of Dallas says there are between 40,000 and 50,000 Guatemalans living in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Enrique López, the center's director, meets regularly with local authorities and other advocacy groups to help his community. He arrived from Guatemala 16 years ago, works at a car garage, and is hoping to legalize his status soon. He says he's careful about maintaining a clean record. "I don't have a single traffic ticket," he said.

With a thriving economy in need of workers of all kinds and a more affordable cost of living than cities on the East and West coasts, the North Texas area is especially attractive for immigrants seeking a peaceful life.

Guatemala is one of the most violent countries on the continent, with one of the highest per capita murder rates.

Mariela Nuñez-Janes, an anthropology professor who studies immigration at the University of North Texas in Denton, explained that migration of entire families is more prevalent in Guatemala than in other Central American countries because "women are the main target of domestic and state violence."

"A culture of impunity in Guatemala is such that [the country] is third in the world in femicide, specially in Mayan communities."

That's on top of the crippling poverty that many can't escape; in 2014 the World Bank estimated that about 3 in every 5 Guatemalans lived in poverty.

So they leave. And the numbers are growing.

In the 2018 fiscal year alone, more than 50,000 families and 22,000 unaccompanied minors from Guatemala were detained at the U.S. border by immigration authorities, according to CBP data.

Guatemalans risk murder, rape, robbery and assault on the long trek through México, where they must pay smugglers as much as $10,000 to get to a city like New York, Los Angeles, Houston or Dallas, according to several immigrants interviewed for this story who completed the trip within the last year.

A trip to cities along the border goes for about $6,000 per adult; a small child would be $2,500, they said.

In Dallas, Lili's home is a hub for recent arrivals, a place where connections are made and news about deportees shared: The uncle living in Houston who was picked up by "La Migra," minor cousins who were separated from their parents; even Lili's brother, José, whose asylum case was denied in 2018. He's back in Guatemala hiding from the drug gangs who had put a price on his head because he dated a woman who used to be a narco's girlfriend.

"I see them coming and going," Lili said. "The attorneys told us that our cases have no merit. I have paid more than $8,000 for my case but my hope [to become legal] is that now I have an American son."

She explained that for migrants, it's often difficult to have proof of hardships or threats needed for legal asylum because Guatemalans can't risk reporting crimes to authorities in their country out of fear of reprisals. "The [criminals] don't mess around."

Many poor and under-educated Guatemalans don't bring documentation needed for asylum cases, but at least Lili's cousins arrived carrying their birth certificates.

Carlos, 16, arrived four months ago and Priscila, 18, got here almost a year ago. The siblings are staying at Lili's two-bedroom home.

They left behind in Poxté their 40-year-old father and 36-year-old mother to take care of three younger siblings ages 6, 9 and 11. Every night they connect with them via WhatsApp.

Guided by an uncle familiar with what routes to take, Carlos hopped onto several buses on the way to El Paso, where he turned himself in to immigration officers after about 30 days of traveling. He was sent to a shelter in Tucson, where he was kept along with other minors from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, some as young as 5 years old.

After two months, Lili's sister was accepted as his legal sponsor pending the outcome of his asylum case, and he was released.

"I was afraid. You hear stories that if you're not with the coyotes (smugglers), the criminals will take you and they'll do with you whatever they want," said Carlos, who now attends a local high school.

But seeing the precarious family economy, Carlos made the decision to head north with the idea of eventually helping his parents raise his siblings.

The economy in the village revolves around crops: corn, beans and coffee. Workers make about 60 quetzales, about $8, a day. It's not enough to feed a family and send children to school at Poptún, a nearby village.

Most women stay at home raising the family.

Priscila was luckier. Thanks to money her father was sending while he was working as a plumber in Texas, she was able to enroll at an agronomy school in Poptún. But after two years, her father had a work accident and, with no medical coverage in the U.S., he had to return to Guatemala.

Priscila was then ready to leave and continue the migration cycle that supports the Guatemalan economy. Guatemalans sent $8.4 billions home in 2018, according to the World Bank.

"My dad said: 'Stay, mija. I don't want you to leave anymore. At least you'll have food here,' but my decision was already made," she said.

Priscila arrived in El Paso and spent about a month in a shelter, where she studied English at least eight hours a day, she said. Now, in Dallas, she is studying to obtain her GED.

Both Carlos and Priscila said they miss having an ice cream at their town's plaza with their abuelita, going fishing with their father or jumping into the Poxté river on summer days. They say they want to go back to Guatemala in five years, after finishing school and saving some money.

"We all say that," said their cousin Lili. "But once we start having a family, we just settle." Lili's husband is an immigrant from El Salvador she met in Dallas.

This Sunday, family members will do what they do every Sunday: Go to the laundry, go grocery shopping and spend the day together. Once a month, maybe, they go to the movies.

Originally published here 

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