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Ground Reports At the Migrant Camp in Tijuana with Ben Bergquam - Vimarsana News

Ground Reports At the Migrant Camp in Tijuana with Ben Bergquam

Ground Reports At the Migrant Camp in Tijuana with Ben Bergquam Ben Bergquam delivers live reports from the U.S-Mexico border showing exactly what is happening at the border as a result of President Joe Biden promising to allow any/all migrants into the United States.   This Tijuana ground report aligns with an earlier report from Axios about conditions at the border. Axios – Fresh internal documents from the Department of Health and Human Services show how quickly the number of child migrants crossing the border is overwhelming the administration’s stretched resources. Driving the new...

Power and Spectacle on Mexico's Southern Border - Vimarsana News

Power and Spectacle on Mexico's Southern Border

Para leer este artículo en español, haz clic aquí. The police sirens resounded through the streets of Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas. Equipped with anti-riot gear, members of the National Guard marched through the streets of this small border town, flanked by agents from the National Migration Institute (INM), prepared to stop the Honduran caravan that began its journey on January 13 from San Pedro Sula. This military paraphernalia was the latest in a long list of actions by the Mexican government to prevent Central American migration to the United States. The Mexican government’s display of mi...

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Aiding Central America's "Women on the Run" - Vimarsana News

Aiding Central America's "Women on the Run"

Aiding Central America's "Women on the Run" Gabriela Díaz Prieto and Sarah Gammage January 19, 2016 A fence at the U.S. border. (Photo: BBC World Service) Norma remains in a detention center in the United States, where she awaits the resolution of her asylum petition. She left a neighborhood in El Salvador, controlled by the M-18 Gang, at the end of 2014. Four members of the gang kidnapped her, took her to a cemetery where they raped her and then threw her in a trashcan—all an attempt to send a message to her husband, a Salvadoran police officer. Reporting the violence only made thin...