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The perfect excuse: Authorities in Mesoamerica take advantage of COVID-19 to curb migration

Upon arrival in Amatillo, an unassuming town on the border between Honduras and El Salvador, several people quickly clustered around the cars. ....

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On Mexico's southern border it's business as usual as US-bound migrants trudge north

On Mexico’s southern border it’s business as usual as US-bound migrants trudge north
David Agren in Frontera Corozal
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Photograph: Eduardo Verdugo/AP
Groups of men, women and children stepped off small boats and on to Mexican soil without showing their documents to anyone.
Drivers quickly bundled them into taxis which sped past an immigration office to a nearby crossroad, where the travelers climbed into a vans for the next leg of their journey toward the US border.
Mexico has announced it is imposing new travel restrictions on its southern border, because of the coronavirus – its first such restrictions since the pandemic began. It has also deployed police, national guard members and immigration officers to its southern states to slow the flow of migrants from Central America. ....

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On Mexico's southern border it's business as usual as US-bound migrants trudge north | Global development

Last modified on Wed 14 Apr 2021 09.12 EDT
Groups of men, women and children stepped off small boats and on to Mexican soil without showing their documents to anyone.
Drivers quickly bundled them into taxis which sped past an immigration office to a nearby crossroad, where the travelers climbed into a vans for the next leg of their journey toward the US border.
Mexico has announced it is imposing new travel restrictions on its southern border, because of the coronavirus â its first such restrictions since the pandemic began. It has also deployed police, national guard members and immigration officers to its southern states to slow the flow of migrants from Central America. ....

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Business as usual: migrants continue to cross southern border

Business as usual: despite troop deployments migrants continue crossing southern border
They face robbery, extortion and kidnapping, often at the hands of officials
Published on Wednesday, April 14, 2021
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Almost a month ago the federal government announced a temporary closure of the southern border to nonessential traffic. This week, the White House announced that Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala would deploy troops “to make crossing the borders more difficult.”
Yet migrants continue to stream into the country en route to the United States.
According to a report published Wednesday by
The Guardian, Central American migrants were crossing into Mexico on a recent morning at Frontera Corozal, a remote border town on the Usumacinta River in Chiapas, without having to show documents to anyone. ....

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Business as usual: Thousands cross Mexico's southern border

Business as usual: Thousands cross Mexico's southern border
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