Shelters for deportees set up by Mexican government along border sit mostly empty
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said about 2,000 Mexican migrants have set foot in government-operated shelters.
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Weekly U.S.-Mexico Border Update: January drop, Darién Gap, Panama and Costa Rica, Guantanamo, Budget
With this series of weekly updates, WOLA seeks to cover the most important developments at the U.S.-Mexico border. See ...
The Week5d
Shady agents, human traffickers... horror stories of Indians who took the illegal route to US
Their dreams are now shattered, with Donald Trump treating illegal immigration as "invasion", and sending them back in chains ...
USA Today4d
Shelters for deportees set up by Mexican government along border sit mostly empty
one month after President Donald Trump threatened “mass deportations” on Day 1. The scenes here and in other border cities west in Tijuana and east in Reynosa underscore the setbacks ...
White House using misleading fentanyl data to justify tariffs
Some fentanyl seizures attributed to the ‘northern border’ had nothing to do with Canada and were traced to Mexico ...
National Post6d
Michael Murphy: Germans turn sharply right in mass migration election
Don't have an account? Create Account This polarized the nation, pitting open-borders progressives against those who feared the consequences of mass migration. It deepened regional divides ...
Inquirer on MSN5d
Mexican migrant shelters empty despite Trump's deportation threat
Mexicans who are sent back often make their own way home rather than stay at the government refuges. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Straits Times5d
Mexican migrant shelters empty despite Trump's deportation threat
Tijuana, Mexico - Dozens of mattresses wait ... to hire personnel and pay for shelters and legal services. But for now, mass expulsions remain more of a threat than a reality, according to Ms ...
KHQ6d
Mexican migrant shelters empty despite Trump's deportation threat
In Tijuana, authorities declared an "emergency ... hire personnel and pay for shelters and legal services. But for now, mass expulsions remain more of a threat than a reality, according to ...