"migration flows"

#12026041

7 February 2025

Mexican National Guard officers check vehicles heading to the United States at the San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12026042

7 February 2025

Mexican National Guard officers check vehicles heading to the United States at the San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12026043

7 February 2025

Mexican National Guard officers check vehicles heading to the United States at the San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12026044

7 February 2025

The San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing is in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs on the US border under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12026045

7 February 2025

The San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing is in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs on the US border under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12026046

7 February 2025

The San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing is in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs on the US border under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12026047

7 February 2025

The San Ysidro Port of Entry crossing is in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, on February 6, 2025. At the southern border between the US and Mexico, a planned distribution of 10,000 Mexican National Guard troops occurs on the US border under an agreement with US President Donald Trump to stop the flow of migration and drugs like fentanyl.

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#12011828

3 February 2025

In Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on an unspecified date, daily life continues as mass deportations of migrants occur across the Paso del Norte International Bridge in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. North American authorities hand over dozens of Mexican migrants to personnel from the National Migration Institute. Some migrants, while walking with their hands behind their backs and wearing face masks, mention that they plan to consider trying to cross into the United States again or, if not, return to their places of origin. This mass deportation, officially amounting to more than 4,000 people, occurs because the CBP One application stops working. This application, through an appointment, would allow them to know the possible migratory flow to the United States and reduce the possibility that organized crime affects their movement, among other challenges they face when passing through national territory. U.S. immigration authorities legalize raids in places previously considered ''protected,'' such as schools, churches, non-governmental organizations, and hospitals, and even conduct house arrests without any human rights protocol.

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#12011829

3 February 2025

In Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on an unspecified date, daily life continues as mass deportations of migrants occur across the Paso del Norte International Bridge in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. North American authorities hand over dozens of Mexican migrants to personnel from the National Migration Institute. Some migrants, while walking with their hands behind their backs and wearing face masks, mention that they plan to consider trying to cross into the United States again or, if not, return to their places of origin. This mass deportation, officially amounting to more than 4,000 people, occurs because the CBP One application stops working. This application, through an appointment, would allow them to know the possible migratory flow to the United States and reduce the possibility that organized crime affects their movement, among other challenges they face when passing through national territory. U.S. immigration authorities legalize raids in places previously considered ''protected,'' such as schools, churches, non-governmental organizations, and hospitals, and even conduct house arrests without any human rights protocol.

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#12000512

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, chop vegetables to prepare food for 200 people in the same situation who are stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application, which through an appointment would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the possibility of organized crime affecting their movement, has stopped working.

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#12000513

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, prepare food for 200 people in the same situation who are stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application, which through an appointment would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the risk of organized crime affecting their movement, has stopped working.

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#12000514

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, chop vegetables to prepare food for 200 people in the same situation who are stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application, which through an appointment would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the possibility of organized crime affecting their movement, has stopped working.

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#12000515

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, chop vegetables to prepare food for 200 people in the same situation who are stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application, which through an appointment would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the possibility of organized crime affecting their movement, has stopped working.

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#12000516

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, chop vegetables to prepare food for 200 people in the same situation who are stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application, which through an appointment would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the possibility of organized crime affecting their movement, has stopped working.

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#12000517

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, prepare food for 200 people in the same situation who are stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application, which through an appointment would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the risk of organized crime affecting their movement, has stopped working.

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#12000518

31 January 2025

Migrant women at the Casa del Migrante Arcangel Rafael in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2025, wash dishes while stranded in the capital on their way to the United States. They are unable to proceed because the CBP One application stops working, which, through an appointment, would allow them possible migratory flow to that country and reduce the possibility of organized crime affecting their movement, among other challenges they face in their passage through Mexico.

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