Migrant workers are leaving Mexico to try to make a better
life for themselves and their families. However, they are not reaching their
destinations because they are being targeted by criminals. Many migrant workers
are being kidnapped, tortured and even murdered. The U.S. Border patrol reports
that it has intercepted 800,000 migrants and asylum seekers at the U.S. Mexico
border so far this 2019 fiscal year.
Many migrant workers and asylum seekers are fleeing to the
borders for safety only to be in worse situations than they imagined. They travel
for miles and miles and are faced with being extorted by smugglers and
kidnapped. They are fleeing to make a better life for their families and remove
themselves from the violence and murders in their own country. But find that
they are faced with their own nightmares as they flee the roads and journey to
forbidden territory. The territory that they are not even wanted in, but they still
try to reach asylum.
Thousands of people are stuck on the Mexican side of the US
border after changes in policy have made it more difficult for asylum seekers
to enter the US.
The Trump administration says
these policies are working to stop migration on its southern border and that
Mexico is responsible for their safety. But these policies could be
putting thousands of people in direct danger.
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