About 100 migrants from various countries wandered directionless and disoriented through the streets of the troubled Pacific ...
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With Trump’s return looming, Mexico drops migrants in troubled Acapulco, dispersed far from U.S. borderCastañeda, who had just received money from his family and was desperate to leave, picked a van driver he judged to be the ...
The Mexican government is working hard to break up migrant caravans trying to make the treacherous journey north to the U.S.
The Mexican government has started rounding up and transporting caravan migrants to Acapulco to try to thwart their plans to ...
Then, authorities offer them buses to other cities in Mexico, where they can have their cases reviewed. On Monday, several dozen of the migrants who showed up to various Mexico immigration offices ...
The migrant caravan left from Tapachula, Chiapas, hours before the swearing in of President Trump, who supports closing the U ...
“We’re a little scared by the lack of safety getting on buses, that they’re going to stop us,” she said. Mexico’s drug cartels frequently target migrants for kidnapping and ...
“We’re a little scared by the lack of safety getting on buses, that they’re going to stop us,” she said. Mexico’s drug cartels frequently target migrants for kidnapping and ...
They won't sell us (bus) tickets. They won't sell us ... agents to detain large groups of hundreds of migrants. Trump has threatened Mexico with a 25% tariff on imported goods from Mexico, and ...
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