Migrants Root in Mexico After Trump's Blockade · Global Voices
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eldiariodechihuahua.mxThe closure of CBP One by Trump frustrates thousands of migrants, but some found new opportunities in Mexico to remake their lives.
Tijuana is a traditional migrant pass. It is a historic hostel for Mexicans who leave the country, and between 2020 and 2025 it received about 25,000 foreigners.
This 29-year-old Venezuelan then found himself trapped in the border town of Tijuana, where he settled and began to leave behind him the idea of the "American dream". "Beautiful opportunities have presented themselves to me and I feel comfortable in Mexico", said to AFP Milko García, who works as a real estate agent. "I would not start over again" in the United States, he says. Donald Trump closed the border, multiplied migrant raids and evictio…
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Milko García, a 29-year-old Venezuelan, was stranded in Tijuana after the closure of the migration mechanism due to Donald Trump’s return to power. Despite the difficulties, García and other migrants have found a new home in Mexico, leaving behind the “American dream.”
Trump returned to the U.S. presidency with an anti-migration speech, an issue that is once again at the centre of the mid-term legislative campaign that will take place on November 3rd.
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