Migrants nix offer to stay in Mexico, continue trek to US – Washington Post
Washington Post | Migrants nix offer to stay in Mexico, continue trek to US Washington Post ARRIAGA, Mexico — More than a hundred Mexican federal officers carrying plastic shields abandoned a blockade they had formed on a bridge Saturday, allowing a caravan of thousands of Central American migrants to advance toward the United States. 'It's not turning people away, it's asking them to wait': Border Patrol preps for arrival of migrant caravanUSA TODAY Mexico is offering temporary IDs and jobs to asylum-seeking migrants to convince them to stay in the countryBusiness Insider Mexico Should Not Consent to do Washington's Dirty WorkNew York Times all 2,208 news articles » |
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