Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days
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Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States dissolved their march Sunday after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits. The permits will allow the migrants, mostly Venezuelans and Central Americans, to stay on Mexican territory for up 30 days. The group, which had started walking from the border city of Tapachula on Friday, was the ninth migrant caravan to be formed so far this year in southern Mexico.
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Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days
HUIXTLA, Mexico (AP) — Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States dissolved their march Sunday after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits.
Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days
Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States have dissolved their march after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits
Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days
Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States have dissolved their march after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits
Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days - Local News 8
By EDGAR H. CLEMENTE
Associated PressHUIXTLA, Mexico (AP) — Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States have dissolved their march after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits. Authorities say the permits will allow the migrants to stay on Mexican territory for up 30 days while they pursue immigration procedures. The group had started walking from the border c…
Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days
HUIXTLA, Mexico (AP) -- Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States dissolved their march Sunday after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits. Read More
Latest migrant caravan breaks up in Mexico after 2 days
HUIXTLA, Mexico (AP) — Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States dissolved their march Sunday after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits.The permits will allow the migrants, mostly Venezuelans and Central Americans, to stay on Mexican territory for up 30 days while they pursue immigration procedures, officials from Mexico’s National Institute of Migration …