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Supports INM South American transfer

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Ciudad Juárez.- Dozens of migrants of South American origin, mainly Venezuelans, have asked for the support of the National Institute of Migration (INM) to return from Ciudad Juárez to southern Mexico, after President Donald Trump closed the borders of the United States for asylum seekers. According to Cristina Coronado, coordinator of the Ministry for Migrants of the Missionary Society of San Columbano that operates the dining room in the Cathe…

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Supports INM South American transfer

Ciudad Juárez.- Dozens of migrants of South American origin, mainly Venezuelans, have asked for the support of the National Institute of Migration (INM) to return from Ciudad Juárez to southern Mexico, after President Donald Trump closed the borders of the United States for asylum seekers. According to Cristina Coronado, coordinator of the Ministry for Migrants of the Missionary Society of San Columbano that operates the dining room in the Cathe…

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