Ajo, Ariz. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Air and Marine Operations (AMO) located a pair of migrants abandoned in the desert. Friday evening, while responding to a reported group of migrants on the east side of the Sierra Pinta Mountains, a remote area between the Wellton and Ajo Border Patrol Stations, a Yuma Air Branch (YAB) AS350 (ASTAR) aircrew saw a small light in an area that normally does not have lights. Suspecting someone was in trouble and needed help, the aircrew diverted to the light and upon descending determined there were two individuals who were in distress trying to signal the aircraft with a fire. The aircrew used the public address system to tell the subjects to stay where they were and that an agent would come pick them up. The aircrew notified the Ajo Border Patrol Station, and an agent was directed to the location. Due to the extended travel time to the extremely remote area, the aircrew landed to assess the subjects, give them water, and provide them some comfort, until Border Patrol agents arrived.