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A victim who escaped his captors helped Mexican officials arrest two bus drivers allegedly paid to deliver African and South American migrants to an organized criminal group in Sonora.

Title 42 expulsions are no more, but policies such as the Biden administration’s online asylum applications and a so-called “travel ban” are putting LGBTQ migrants in harm’s way, according to U.S. and Latin American advocates.

Calling the recent arrest of two municipal police officers on migrant kidnapping an isolated event, the mayor of Juarez said he will not stand in the way of their prosecution.

Federal authorities believe they’ve broken a family-based crime ring that brought in, housed and transported undocumented migrants to the interior of the United States.

Eight migrants have been victims of homicide in Juarez in the last nine months, with the bodies of seven found within walking distance of the same street.

U.S. Border Patrol agents from the El Paso Sector acting on a tip recently rescued 35 migrants from a box trailer in New Mexico, the chief patrol agent said.

Americans aren’t the only ones divided over irregular migration, new research suggests.

Mexican authorities say they will prosecute a suspected rapist who allegedly had escaped justice when he crossed into the United States.

Juarez is offering to split the cost of a bus ticket with migrants wishing to leave the border.

NOTE: THIS ARTIVLE WAS EMBARGOED UNTIL 5 A.M. ET TUESDAY, JUNE 6