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What's next for these transgender asylum seekers stranded in Mexico?

What s next for these transgender asylum seekers stranded in Mexico?
“If I return to my country, I would fear for my life. For Honduran women, a harrowing journey ends in a months-long limbo at the U.S. border.
Kataleya Nativi Baca, a transgender Honduran seeking asylum in the U.S., holds a sparkler on December 25, 2020, as her boyfriend, Angel M. Mejia Ortiz, and their friend Ondina Flores, also a Honduran migrant, look on. Light-hearted moments are rare for those waiting in limbo in Tijuana, Mexico.
ByAurora Almendral andDanielle Villasana
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Tijuana, MexicoKataleya Nativi Baca, 29, can see the yellow grasslands of San Ysidro, California, from the crests of Tijuana’s hills. The palm trees swaying less than a mile from her shack are rooted in the place she calls ....

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What's next for these transgender asylum seekers stranded in Mexico?

What s next for these transgender asylum seekers stranded in Mexico?
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Kataleya Nativi Baca, a transgender Honduran seeking asylum in the U.S., holds a sparkler on December 25, 2020, as her boyfriend, Angel M. Mejia Ortiz, and their friend Ondina Flores, also a Honduran migrant, look on. Light-hearted moments are rare for those waiting in limbo in Tijuana, Mexico.
Kataleya Nativi Baca, 29, can see the yellow grasslands of San Ysidro, California, from the crests of Tijuana’s hills. The palm trees swaying less than a mile from her shack are rooted in the place she calls
el otro lado the other side. When she goes to the beach in Tijuana, the sands of San Diego are an arm’s reach away through the narrow gaps between the 20-foot-tall steel bollards of the border wall. But for Kataleya, the United States has never felt farther away. ....

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