Migrants in Mexico are heading south. What to know about this Trump-era phenomenon

The flow of migrants at the Guatemala-Mexico border has dramatically decreased since the Trump administration implemented ...

Policy changes have blocked migrant caravans from reaching US border.

Caravans haven't made it to the US border in recent years, now driving migrants to more dangerous, costly routes north.

Migrant caravans served as a lifeline, U.S. policy shut them down prior to Trump's re-election

Migration emerged from the shadows over the last decade through caravans out of necessity and protection. Trump's policies ...

Migrants face a choice: Wait years for a hearing, or agree to be deported now

Some say they sign an agreement to be deported willingly. Some say they’re coerced. Either way, advocates claim the system ...

'I tried, I was close.' Why one Venezuelan migrant decides to return home

PALENQUE, Panama — Jose Iguaran waited 19 days for his family in Venezuela to scrape up enough money to pay for his boat trip ...
AZ Central

Why is the US flying deportees to Mexico's southern tip?

This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. It is part of a project on reverse migration by Arizona Republic reporter Daniel Gonzalez and El Paso Times visual journalist Omar Ornelas. TAPACHULA, ...
KJZZ

Migrants haven't just stopped coming to the U.S. — they’re going back to their home countries

Since President Donald Trump took office, the border between the United States and Mexico has been all but abandoned. Arizona Republic reporter Daniel Gonzalez went farther south to find out why ...
AOL

Daily Briefing: Democrat vs. Democrat

Democrats who joined Republicans to reopen the government received backlash from within their party for supporting a deal that does not guarantee the extension of expiring health care subsidies. What ...