Mexico, Trump
Scared to wait in Mexico, some migrants look to return home
STORY: As Donald Trump's incoming administration plans strict measures for the U.S. southern border, migrants waiting in Mexico for appointments to seek asylum face a difficult decision:Do they press ahead with diminished odds of entering the United States after Trump takes office?
Mexican authorities detained more than 5,200 migrants across the country on Tuesday, officials said on Wednesday, in a major ...
Mexico is not the United States’ enemy but a crucial ally. Its political and economic importance to the U.S. is huge.
Some migrants are planning to return home if they can't get into the U.S. before President-elect Trump takes office.
Migrants cross the river Suchiate on the border between Guatemala and Mexico on Monday Hundreds of migrants who waded across a river on Mexico's southern border have been stopped from entering ...
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About 1,500 migrants form a new caravan in Mexico. Here’s what it meansAbout 1,500 migrants have formed a new caravan in southern Mexico, hoping to walk or catch rides to the U.S. border.
The last time Donald Trump was in the White House, Mexico’s economy did surprisingly well. The Spanish-speaking country, and ...
Around 1,500 migrants have formed a caravan in southern Mexico and hope to make it to the U.S. before President-elect Trump takes office in January, when he is expected to clamp down heavily on ...
The migrants have been waiting for months to see ... Raquel Segura, 39, from Nuevo León, Mexico, tells the outlet that he and his two daughters are among those hoping to cross the border.
Mexican security forces said on Wednesday they had made the largest fentanyl seizure in the country's history, impounding ...
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