They fled their country six months ago; they enter classes here

Ciudad Juárez.- After six months of crossing from Venezuela to Ciudad Juárez, where one day before entering the United States with their families President Donald Trump closed the border, Moses and Leonel, 6 and 11 years old, were able to return to school. Both South Americans are part of the Mobility Education program, through which since September 2021 the Center for Youth Counselling and Promotion (Casa) has returned hundreds of children and …

Venezuelan migrants who were stranded on Mexico's southern border following restrictions by U.S. President Donald Trump protested to ask for humanitarian flights to return them to their country. South Americans demonstrated outside the 21st Century Station of the National Institute of Migration (INM), where protesters such as Wilmarí Villa asked Mexican and Venezuelan authorities to help them return because they have been coming for nearly three…

Tapachula, Chis., At least 200 migrants from Venezuela protested outside the 21st Century Station of the National Institute of Migration (INM), in Tapachula, to ask the authorities to facilitate humanitarian flights to return to their country, since they no longer want to be in Mexico or to arrive in the United States.

Venezolanos atrapados en el sur de México solicitan vuelos humanitarios para regresar - Latino-News - El periódico de los hispanos

14 de abril de 2025 - Tapachula (México)

Tapachula (Mexico), 14 Apr (EFE).- Venezuelan migrants who were stranded on the southern border of Mexico following restrictions by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, protested this Monday to ask for humanitarian flights to return them to their country. South Americans demonstrated outside the 21st Century Station of the National Institute of Migration (INM), where protesters like Wilmarí Villa asked the Mexican and Venezuelan aut…

By ÉDGAR H. CLEMENTE QUERÉTARO, Mexico (AP) — Two hundred Venezuelan migrants stranded in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas held a protest Monday to demand that the Venezuelan and Mexican governments activate humanitarian flights to return them to their home country. After months of waiting, the migrants, desperate over the precarious living conditions and delays by Mexican authorities in processing their asylum applications, decided to esca…