Third-country deportations appear intended to put Mexican migrants far from the U.S border so they're less likely to try to go back. Mexico wants the practice to stop.
At Mexico’s northern border in Nogales, and at its southern border in Tapachula, the increase in deportations of both Mexican ...
Trapped in Tapachula, third-country migrants are subject to a “revolving door” of detention and release, unable to work ...
The mix of nationalities here has prompted officials at the United Nations’ International Organization for Migration to begin ...
Tapachula, five miles from Mexico’s border with Guatemala, has become a principal destination for the world’s deportees. And ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “I'm Mexican now! I'm Mexican now!” shouts a woman wearing glasses as she excitedly hugs others around her. She approaches another ...
Residents of a rural Mexican town say they’ve been overrun with migrants in recent years — and that the crush serves as a preview of what some American cities will soon face. Thousands of migrants are ...
Around 800 migrants departed Tapachula, southern Mexico, marching this Friday toward Mexico City to demand employment and ...
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