Well, it didn't take long. A new border crisis is brewing ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, according to the New York Post. Migrant caravans are forming in Honduras, which was hit by a pair of devastating hurricanes last month, exacerbating ...
A migrant caravan of nearly 2000 Hondurans is making its way through Guatemala in hopes of reaching the U.S.-Mexico border — despite risks posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and threats from the country's president to "detain everyone who entered illegally." Fox News writes about this. The group consists...
Hundreds of illegal immigrants trying to cross the southern border of the United States in mass caravans have a criminal history in the United States. This is evidenced by data from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), writes Fox News. DHS records show that over 1000 immigrants, in the past nine ...
Immigration officials say a caravan of approximately 1200 Central American and Cuban migrants has begun moving towards the US border. Before that, the caravan stopped in southern Mexico. The National Institute for Migration said that disparate groups of migrants were already in Mexico in ...
Hundreds of migrants from a new caravan that has just reached the US border may have to wait in Mexico for months as US border agents in the tiny Texas town where these immigrants want to cross the border may currently process paperwork ...
A new column of migrants set out from Honduras to the United States. On Saturday, citizens wishing to leave the country began to gather at the bus station of the city of San Pedro Sula and started early on Sunday morning towards the Guatemalan border. In total, the caravan numbers about 400 people. More…
More than a thousand migrants, who at the beginning of the week started from Honudras as part of a caravan towards the American border, are returning back, RIA Novosti reports, citing the country's Emergency Committee (Copeco). Earlier it was reported that on the night from Monday to Tuesday from the city ...
The mayor of Tijuana, a Mexican city located on the US border, declared a humanitarian crisis and asked the UN for help. He asks the international community to help resolve the difficult situation that has arisen due to the arrival of more than 5000 migrants from Central...
Some 750 people who arrived in Tijuana, Mexico with the first wave of migrant caravans, planned to spend the night of November 15-16 at a makeshift camp on the Pacific coast, near the border fence separating Mexico from the United States. But these plans have changed ...
US officials said they had begun to strengthen California's border with Mexico in time for the arrival of the migrant caravan. This was reported on November 13 by the AP agency. The authorities began to strengthen the state border separating the metropolitan areas of San Diego (California) and Tijuana (Mexico's Baja California), where thousands ...