James Davis, an American immigration lawyer from Chula ... even as Trump warns them not to seek asylum April 8: How a Central American migrant caravan grew so big that it unintentionally may ...

The caravan of Central American migrants that angered U.S. President ... seeking process will happen slowly and secretively in immigration courts. Dan Kowalski, editor of Bender’s Immigration ...

Caravans as a means of illegal immigration to the U.S. present a challenge not only to the U.S. but also to the source countries in Central America and local regions within Mexico. The U.S. should ...

Reporting from ESQUIPULAS, Guatemala — A caravan of Central American immigrants traveling northbound in buses and on foot on Tuesday provoked the ire of President Trump, who threatened to cut ...

Those earlier caravans did not attract much ... Mexico has established growing numbers of immigration checkpoints to catch and deport Central American migrants. Migrants who try and circumvent ...

A large caravan of Central American migrants ... Mexico is the primary crossing point for tens of thousands of Central American immigrants who migrate north each year looking for work and a ...

The caravan arrived at the Mexican American Cultural Center ... the United States to promote immigration reform. Now Aguilar works in a nonprofit bakery in central Mexico that employs migrants ...

Mexican agents didn’t make an effort to stop them (at least partly due to the caravan’s sheer size). As Flores reported: When [a Mexican immigration effort] learned that the Central American ...

While BuzzFeed's reporting implied that a few of the caravan ... Central American migrants," had been portrayed in the United States: It is not this government's responsibility to make immigration ...

Families are typically released with a notice to appear in immigration court. Mexican officials say about 1,300 caravan members have returned to Central America. Mexico has issued humanitarian ...

Mexican officials on Tuesday screened a dwindling group of hundreds of largely Central American ... immigrants from Mexico, said he had "told Mexico" he hoped it would halt the caravan.

TIJUANA, Mexico — Central American migrants who traveled ... the United States was a result of "weak immigration laws and a porous border." "This caravan, like those who have gone before ...