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At Mexico's southern border, the migrant flow is undeterred - Vimarsana News

At Mexico's southern border, the migrant flow is undeterred

Following the expiration of Title 42, U.S.-bound migrants are still arriving at Mexico's southern border to travel north, in a chaotic scene.

'We want to be Americans': Migrants flow through Mexico's southern border after Title 42's end - Vimarsana News

'We want to be Americans': Migrants flow through Mexico's southern border after Title 42's end

Following the expiration of Title 42, U.S.-bound migrants are still arriving at Mexico's southern border to travel north, in a chaotic scene.

Source: aol.com
Migrants fear US will tighten restrictions post-Title 42 - Vimarsana News

Migrants fear US will tighten restrictions post-Title 42

Tapachula, Mexico, May 13 (EFE).- Some among the hundreds of third-country migrants who find themselves stuck in this city on Mexico’s southern border fear that gaining admission to the United States will become more difficult with the end of Title 42, a measure that has seen immigration authorities summarily deport 2.8 million asylum-seekers over the …

Migrants from over 100 countries have crossed into Mexico - Vimarsana News

Migrants from over 100 countries have crossed into Mexico

Border-crossers from as far away as China, Afghanistan and Guinea have trekked thousands of miles to reach the United States border through Mexico.

Source: nypost.com
Journey to the end of Title 42: The dangerous trip across Mexico's southern border | International - Vimarsana News

Journey to the end of Title 42: The dangerous trip across Mexico's southern border | International

EL PAÍS accompanies three Venezuelan migrants as they cross mountains, banana plantations and private properties to get to Tapachula, the epicenter of migration in Mexico’s far south

Source: elpais.com