Cubans Deported by Trump to Mexico Face an Uncertain and Unsecured Fate

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Three days he had been sleeping in the streets of Tapachula, in southern Mexico, when he decided to sell his gold chain and a watch for 20 dollars (a little more than 350 Mexican pesos), a bargain. A price in which he had never given them not to be because of hunger, which was pressing his stomach and already starting to burn. “It has been very hard days, sometimes he preferred to die,” he confesses. “Seeing me in a foreign country, without know…