Migrants arrive at the Arizona border despite massive deportations: “There’s a lot of misinformation”

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The reinforcement of border surveillance does not stop the arrival of people at the border between Sonora, Mexico, and Arizona, United States. Thousands of foreigners’ intention to cross to the United States remains present despite the hardening of Donald Trump’s policies. In that sense, one of the main reasons why migration flows are not reduced is the lack of information. Shelterers and humanitarian centers pointed out that migrants “do not ha…

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Despite the strengthening of border surveillance with Donald Trump's return to the White House, hundreds of immigrants continue to reach the borderline between Sonora (Mexico) and Arizona (United States) with the intention of irregularly crossing to the United States because "they don't have time to watch the news," according to EFE in charge of shelters and humanitarian centers. Migrant entry continues its advance towards the border despite Tru…

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Altar. Despite the strengthening of border surveillance with Donald Trump's return to the White House, hundreds of immigrants continue to reach the borderline between Sonora (Mexico) and Arizona (United States) with the intention of irregularly crossing to the United States because they "do not have time to watch the news," according to EFE in charge of shelters and humanitarian care centers. Catholic priest Prisciliano Peraza García, founder of…

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Despite the strengthening of border surveillance with Donald Trump’s return to the White House, hundreds of immigrants continue to reach the borderline between Sonora (Mexico) and Arizona (United States) with the intention of irregularly crossing to the United States because they “do not have time to watch the news,” according to EFE in charge of shelters and humanitarian care centers. Catholic priest Prisciliano Peraza García, founder of the Co…