Estados Unidos ha deportado por aire en los últimos siete meses a más de 380,000 migrantes, que no lograron demostrar una base legal para permanecer en el país, informó este jueves el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS, en inglés).
En un comunicado, el DHS explicó que varios vuelos partieron este jueves desde Estados Unidos hacía India, Ecuador, Perú, Venezuela y países de Centroamérica con migrantes deportados. LINK
Texas illegal entry law will test states’ powers on immigration and border control
Due to the increase in illegal entries into the country through the territory of the state of Texas, authorities and public forces such as the police or the senate have been forced to take measures in this regard by their own hands as their complaints are ignored and they do not take action. the necessary measures.
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The United States-Mexico border is the world’s deadliest land route for migrants, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) says, with at least 686 deaths and disappearances recorded there last year.
In Mexican cities across the border, shelters that support migrants are overwhelmed by the number of people seeking help. This is happening in other places, including Mexico City, where authorities recently closed down a derelict encampment that nonetheless was crucial for the survival of more than 800 people. Shelters’ lack of capacity to provide for all the migrants’ needs explains, in part, the terrible conditions migrants face in Matamoros, Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana. This is not the shelters’ fault. They are doing the best they can with very little government support.
What makes the border between U.S. and Mexico?
According to the International Boundary and Water Commission, the continental border then follows the middle of the Rio Grande.
By the hundreds of thousands, Central American families and children without their parents migrated to the southwest border. They were pushed by the threat of violence and by economic hardships. They were pulled in by the chance at a good job in a booming U.S. economy.
Migrantes no se rinden pese al cierre de la frontera de Sonoyta-Lukeville
El cierre del puesto de control que comparten los estados de Sonora, México, y Arizona, Estados Unidos, en Sonoyta-Lukeville provoca afectación en las relaciones comerciales, turísticas y sociales entre ambos países, reconocen las autoridades mexicanas. Cientos de migrantes esperaban la reapertura de este paso fronterizo para reanudar su solicitud de asilo ante autoridades estadounidenses.
my opinion and my question;
They should not prevent emigrants who want to get ahead in this country from entering the United States since they do not have a good economy in their country, the salary is not good in their countries and that is why they are looking for a better life in the United States to get ahead