US EditionTrickle of deportations continue in Nogales, Sonora
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Daisy Zavala Magaña / NOGALES INTERNATIONAL Last Friday morning, Donasiano Ugarte Ramírez, a Phoenix resident, was inactive near Mexico's National Migration Institute in Nogales, Sonora. He was attentive to US authorities passing through the port of entry of DeConcini and leaving his wife in Mexico. Ultimately, he would wait 11 hours for those deportation procedures to come to an end. Ugarte, his wife and children represent just one example of t…
Given the increase in deportations in recent months, the Nogales City Council has not implemented a specific job board for migrants, confirmed City Secretary Hipólito Sedano Ruíz. However, he assured that support and humanitarian assistance are offered to deportees, mainly Mexicans, who transit through the border city. "In the case of Mexican deportees, who are the vast majority, some local employers occasionally hire them. However, more than 95…
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