Every day, Nidia Montenegro spends hours checking her cellphone, hoping to receive a long-awaited appointment with U.S. border officials to seek asylum in the United States.

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(Reuters) -     Every day, Nidia Montenegro spends hours checking her cellphone, hoping to receive a long-awaited appointment with U.S. border officials to seek asylum in the United States. Read full story

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Scared to Stay in Mexico, Afraid of Trump's Policies, Some Migrants Look to Return Home

Every day, Nidia Montenegro spends hours checking her cellphone, hoping to receive a long-awaited appointment with U.S. border officials to seek asylum in the United States.
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A dozen migrants interviewed by Reuters said they would rather return to their countries than stay in Mexico where they fear falling into the hands of violent criminal groups

Una decena de migrantes entrevistados por Reuters dijeron que preferirían volver a sus países antes que quedarse en México donde temen caer en manos de violentos grupos criminales

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By Lizbeth Diaz (Reuters) –     Every day, Nidia Montenegro spends hours checking her cellphone, hoping to receive a long-awaited appointment with U.S. border officials to seek asylum in the United States.  The 52-year-old Venezuelan migrant in Mexico says she fears her appointment will not come before President-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20, when he has vowed to scrap a slew of programs that have allowed migrants to enter the U.S. …

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Washington. "Be proactive" without being alarmist, do not succumb to fear, take precautions without rushing and seek advice are the advice of the defenders of migrants in the face of the threat of mass deportations by President-elect Donald Trump.The Republican has demonized the migrants calling them "savages," "animals," or "criminals," and promises "the largest deportation operation in the history of the United States" as soon as he takes offi…

Washington. "Ser proactivo" sin ser alarmista, no sucumbir al miedo, tomar precauciones sin precipitarse y buscar asesoramiento son los consejos de los defensores de los migrantes frente a la amenaza de deportaciones masivas por parte del presidente electo Donald Trump. El republicano ha demonizado a los migrantes llamándolos "salvajes", "animales" o "criminales", y promete "la mayor operación de deportación en la historia de Estados Unidos" en …

Scared to stay in Mexico, afraid of Trump's policies, some migrants look to return home

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