"They Handcuff Us and only Tell Us Where when We Arrive": This Is How Hundreds of Mexicans Are Deported to Guatemala
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By Valeria León and Valeria Ordóñez Ghio, CNN en Español. On August 20, a truck from Mexico's National Migration Institute entered Chiapas from the Guatemalan border, transporting a group of Mexicans deported from the United States. The truck arrived at night at a camp set up by the Mexican government in Tapachula, where white tarps protect the Mexicans from the elements as they decide their next step at dawn. “Some of my companions were from Nu…
On August 20, a truck from Mexico’s National Institute of Migration entered Chiapas along the border with Guatemala, transporting a group of Mexican deportees from the United States. The truck arrived in the evening at a camp installed by the Government of Mexico in Tapachula, where white tarpaulins protect from the weather.
Rumors, lack of clarity and uncertainty, this was what a group of Mexicans deported to Guatemala from the United States experienced, who were able to return to Mexico aboard a truck from the National Institute of Migration (INM), following a series of transfers that have generated concern and institutional disagreement, CNN reported. Testimonies of Mexicans deported to Guatemala According to the testimonies taken back by the media, Mexicans arri…
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