
September 12, 2024
Mexico’s government sends its first bus of people with CBP One appointments. Ciudad Juárez’s municipal migrant shelter closes. Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang gets more attention.
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Mexico’s government sends its first bus of people with CBP One appointments. Ciudad Juárez’s municipal migrant shelter closes. Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang gets more attention.
Migration was a frequent topic in yesterday’s presidential debate. Texas continues going after NGOs. HRW reports on the Darién Gap.
Die Stiefel von Soldatinnen und Soldaten sind am Donnerstag, 11. Maerz 2010, in Bad Reichenhall zu sehen waehrend der Verabschiedung von Soldaten der 10. Panzerdivision in den Auslands-Einsatzl. Die 10. Panzerdivision steht bis 2011 als Leitdivision in Afghanistan, dem Kosovo und in Bosnien-Herzegowina im Einsatz. (apn Photo/Uwe Lein) — The boots of German army soldiers are seen as the stand in formation during a send-off ceremony for soldiers of the 10th Armored Division in Bad Reichenhall, southern Germany, on Thursday, March 11, 2010. Soldiers from the 23th mountain infantry brigade of the 10th Armored Division will take part in the German military deployment in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Uwe Lein)
Signs of an uptick in Darién Gap migration. Harris-Walz campaign position document upholds recent asylum restrictions.
Migration declines, for now, in the Darién Gap as deportation flights continue. Donald Trump says mass deportations will be “a bloody story.”
With this series of weekly updates, WOLA seeks to cover the most important developments at the U.S.-Mexico border. See past…
Two CBP officers are facing prosecution for helping move drugs through California ports of entry. A new surveillance blimp goes up in El Paso amid the region’s record migrant death toll.
The Biden administration is considering changes to its asylum rule that would put protection further out of reach. Texas spent $1,838 per person to bus migrants to Democratic-run US cities.
More about Mexico’s “secure corridor” for people with CBP One appointments. Updates about surveillance blimps and deportation flights.
On this page, you’ll find the latest updates on Colombia and the current security situation as of September 2024. WOLA…
Mexico’s government encountered 116,626 migrants in July—more than the US—amid a continuing crackdown.
Border Patrol migrant apprehensions crept slightly upward from July to August. Mexico opens a “mobility corridor” for people with CBP One appointments.
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