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30% of the migrants in Ciudad Juárez waiting for asylum in the U.S. are minors; anguish, anxiety, fear, and identity crisis are some of the psychological effects they are suffering
30% of the migrants in Ciudad Juárez waiting for asylum in the U.S. are minors; anguish, anxiety, fear, and identity crisis are some of the psychological effects they are suffering
In light of President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown, the Pentagon will send more troops from the National Guard to assist with tasks of logical support and aerial surveillance
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For decades, Mexico welcomed Spanish, Chilean, Argentinian, and Uruguayan refugees
Andrés Ramírez served 28 years with the U.N. refugee agency before joining the administration of President López Obrador
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Recent studies show that while Mexicans have sympathy for them, many are concerned that Mexico will not be able to cope with the arrival of thousands of people from Central America
Poverty and political repression have driven hundreds of Cubans to fled the Communist island and travel through Mexico in their quest to be granted asylum in the U.S.
Mexican President said the U.S. and Central American countries should solve the issue