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Inm Censuses Migration to Caravan ‘Exodus of Justice’ to Regulate Migration Status
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Escuintla, August 10.- The migrant caravan called the “Exodus of Justice” rejected the offer of the National Institute of Migration to return to Tapachula- from where they left on Wednesday- and solve the situation of stay in the country, so they decided to continue moving in search of reaching the center of the Republic. Farah Gertrudis Cerdio Moisés, Delegate of the INM in Chiapas, told the foreigners that they would review the cases of each o…
Staff of the National Institute of Migration (INM) began the census of the members of the migrant caravan called “Exodus of Justice” to know the type of procedure they carried out to regulate their migration situation and the response they will provide once analyzed each case. Last Friday, President Claudia Sheinbaum said during her morning conference that the options offered to the migrant population who left this city in caravan last Wednesday…
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