Housing options limited for migrants forced to wait in southern Mexico
Sleeping outside for some is seen as better than staying in a shelter.
Source: azpm.org
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Sleeping outside for some is seen as better than staying in a shelter.
Sleeping outside for some is seen as better than staying in a shelter.
Migrants seeking housing in Tapachula, one of Mexico’s poorest cities, have three choices as their immigration paperwork is processed: stay in a shelter and follow its rules, rent a room if they have money, or sleep on the streets. More often than not, their accommodations depend on circumstances and the social environment.