A boat carrying 305 migrants capsized off the coast of Djibouti last week, killing at least 139 people—including 15 children—and leaving 84 more missing. The vessel was overcrowded and sank within hours of departure. The International Organization for Migration, the UN agency that runs rescue centers along the route, wants you to know this is your fault—and that the solution is more migration, not less.
Here's what happened: Ethiopian nationals packed onto a boat heading from Djibouti toward Yemen on the evening of October 8. It sank close to shore, according to IOM Chief of Mission in Djibouti Alexandre Coissac,
