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In Tijuana's migrant caravan, hundreds of people, including women and children, attempted to travel to the United States. this Sunday, crossing a barrier on the border with Mexico.
On Monday, Aztec authorities confirmed that the expulsion of nearly a hundred Central American migrants attempting to enter the United States this Sunday crossing the border by Tijuana State
"Until last night, 98 people were made available to the National Institute of Migration (MNI) or were provided by the staff of the National Institute of Migration (INM). institute itself and have been expelled, "he said Monday. Televisa, Gerardo García Benavente, Commissioner of the INM.
The manager pointed out that it was a preliminary figure subject to revision. Previously, the Ministry of the Interior of Mexico (SEGOB) had announced the expulsion of about 500 of these migrants.
These people were pushed back by US Customs and Border Protection officers who used tear gas to disperse to the group, which included women and young children. .
"Such acts of provocation, far from helping their goals, violate the legal framework of immigration and may result in a serious incident on the border," he warned. SEGOB
US President Donald Trump on Monday urged Mexico to expel members of the caravan and said many of them were "cold-blooded criminals" and added "Do it by plane By bus, As they want, but they will not come to the US We will close the border permanently if necessary Congress, finance the wall, "writes Trump in his Twitte account.
Most of the migrants who are part of the caravan come from Honduras. They badure that they are trying to escape the poverty and violence in which they live in their country
It is estimated that about 7,400 Central American migrants are concentrated in the cities of Tijuana and Mexicali , in the Mexican state of Baja California. which has been the cause of increasing tensions in these places.
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