Thousands of migrants from Venezuela and Honduras await U.S. asylum in Mexico City due to Biden admin's app-based restrictions, facing health concerns in overcrowded camps.

Thousands of migrants, primarily from Venezuela and Honduras, are residing in makeshift camps in Mexico City while awaiting U.S. asylum appointments. This shift is a result of the Biden administration's restrictions and reliance on the CBP One mobile app for asylum requests, which has led to delays. Although Mexico City is safer than cartel-controlled border areas, migrants face overcrowded conditions and sanitation issues, leading to health concerns.

September 01, 2024
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