Hundreds of migrants camped near the U.S.-Mexico border are bracing for uncertainty as new immigration policies under the Trump administration threaten increased deportations. CGTN America’s recent report highlights stories of resilience and struggle among those already deported, many now living on墨西哥 streets.
🔍 ‘We left everything behind, only to be treated like criminals,’ said Juan, a Guatemalan father deported last month. His story mirrors countless others facing food insecurity, homelessness, and fears of family separation amid tightening U.S. border controls.
📉 The policy changes—part of a broader crackdown on illegal crossings—could affect asylum seekers and undocumented workers alike. Advocates warn of humanitarian strains, while U.S. officials emphasize ‘national security priorities.’
🌐 Why it matters globally: This crisis echoes wider debates on migration, economic inequality, and cross-border solidarity. For young readers tracking human rights or global politics, it’s a stark reminder of policy impacts on real lives.
