Honduran migrant Joel Mendez, 22, passes his eight-month-old son, Daniel crossed a hole under the US border wall with his partner, 24-year-old Yesenia Martinez, who had already crossed the camp in Tijuana, Mexico, on Friday, December 7, 2018. Moments later, Martinez went into Is returned to border guards waiting. while Mendez remained in Tijuana to work, claiming that he feared to be deported when he went through. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
Central American migrants planning to visit patrollers on the US border cross the US border from Playas de Tijuana, Mexico, Monday, December 3, 2018. Thousands migrants live in the crowd. tent cities in the Mexican city of Tijuana after an exhausting journey of several weeks to the US border. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
In a photo taken from Playas in Tijuana, Mexico, Honduran migrants cross a section of the US border fence before surrendering to border control officers on Sunday, December 2, 2018. A growing number of Central American migrants have found ways to climb, tunnel or slide across the wall of the US border to put their feet on American soil and ask for it. asylum. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
Honduran migrants crossing the border into the United States helped other family members cross the wall in Tijuana, Mexico on Sunday, December 2, 2018 Thousands of migrants traveled by caravan to seek asylum in the United States, but face a decision between waiting months or crossing illegally, as the US government treats only a limited number of cases a day at the border between San Ysidro and San Diego. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
22-year-old Honduran migrant Joel Mendez feeds his eight-month-old son, Daniel, while his 24-year-old partner, Yesenia Martinez, crawls Friday in Tijuana, Mexico. , December 7, 2018. Moments later, Martinez went to the border guards, while Mendez remained in Tijuana to work, saying he was afraid of being deported if he crossed. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
24-year-old Yesenia Martinez is carrying her eight-month-old son Daniel, while she is looking for a place to cross the US border wall and get to the police patrol. borders and seek asylum in Tijuana, Mexico. On Friday, December 7, 2018. Martinez went to the Border Guard, while his partner, Joel Mendez, was staying in Tijuana to work, claiming he was afraid to be deported there. happening. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
A woman climbs the US border wall, planning to surrender to US Border Patrol officers and ask for asylum, while she passes from Playas de Tijuana, Mexico, Monday, December 3, 2018. Often In a few minutes, border guards arrive quickly to escort migrants to detention centers and begin "credible fear" interviews. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
A woman holding a baby looks across the US border fence as she was trying to reach a crossing point where many migrants have been crossing in recent days, now stranded by private security, in Playas de Tijuana, Mexico, Wednesday, December 5, 2018. Legal groups argue that the federal law states that immigrants can apply for asylum regardless of how they enter the United States. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
22-year-old Honduran migrant, Leivi Ortega, wearing a rosary, looks at her phone while she, her partner and their young girl wait in the door Hoping to cross the US border from Playas de Tijuana, Mexico, Wednesday, December 5, 2018. In early December, the US Customs and Border Protection Service declared that the San Diego area had experienced a "slight rise" among families entering the United States illegally in order to apply for asylum. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
24-year-old Yesenia Martinez returns to the south side of San Diego, California, to take her baby's bottle after crossing Tijuana, Mexico, on Friday, December 7, 2018 Martinez is part of a wave of Central America crossing the imposing barrier that separates Mexico and California and speeding up the processing of their asylum claims by easily visiting US agents. (AP Photo / Rebecca Blackwell)
A Honduran migrant helps a girl cross the US side of the border wall in Tijuana, Mexico, on Sunday, December 2, 2018. In November, President Donald Trump issued a suspended proclamation Asylum rights for people trying to illegally enter the United States from Mexico, although a divided US court of appeal has refused to immediately authorize the claim. Trump administration to apply the ban. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
Cesar Jobet, a Salvadoran migrant, and Daniel Jeremias Cruz hide from US border officials after digging a hole in the sand under the border wall and surrendering on the US side in Playas de Tijuana, Mexico, Friday, November 30, 2018. When the two youths were detected by agents, they returned home on the Mexican side. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
A Honduran migrant walks with his son in his arms after crossing the US border wall with the intention of going to US Border Patrol agents to ask Asylum, seen from Tijuana, Mexico, Thursday, November 29, 2018. By two or three, sometimes even dozens, migrants arrive at the US border wall and manage to cross. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
A Honduran migrant walks with his son in his arms after crossing the wall separating the United States from Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, in Tijuana (Mexico), Thursday, November 29, 2018 Aid Workers and humanitarian organizations expressed concern on Thursday about the unhealthy conditions at the Tijuana Sports Complex, where more than 6,000 Central Americans are accommodated in space to accommodate half as many people and lice infestations and respiratory infections are commonplace. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
A Honduran migrant walks with his son in his arms after crossing the wall that separates the United States from Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, Tijuana (Mexico), Thursday, November 29 2018. Aid Workers and humanitarian organizations expressed concern on Thursday about the unhealthy conditions at the Tijuana Sports Complex, where more than 6,000 Central American migrants are grouped together in space to accommodate half as many people and where infestations by lice and respiratory infections are commonplace. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
A Honduran migrant walks past the US-Mexico border between Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, Tijuana, Mexico, on Thursday, November 29, 2018. Humanitarian workers and organizations Humanitarian groups voiced their concerns on Thursday about the unhygienic conditions at the Tijuana Sports Complex, where more than 6,000 Central American migrants are gathered in sufficient space to accommodate half as many people and where lice infestations and respiratory infections are common. (Photo AP / Ramon Espinosa)
On a photo taken from Tijuana, Mexico, on the side of the border wall, a guard on the American side, on the left, watches Honduran migrants jump the wall in the United States, Sunday, December 2, 2018. Thousands of migrants who have traveled by caravan are seeking asylum in the United States, but must make a decision between months of waiting and an illegal crossing, as the US government only deals with A limited number of cases a day at the San Ysidro border in San Diego. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
On a photo taken in Tijuana, Mexico, next to the border, two immigrants on American soil try to cross the second wall before the border police arrive and do stop them, Sunday, December 2, 2018. Thousands of migrants who traveled by caravan are seeking asylum in the United States but must make a decision between waiting for months or crossing illegally, because the US government only deals with 39, a limited number of cases per day at the San Ysidro border crossing in San Diego. (AP Photo / Ramon Espinosa)
In a photo taken from Tijuana, Mexico, on the side of the border wall, an officer of the US Border Patrol is seen as Honduran migrants who have crossed the wall on the American side, Sunday, December. 2, 2018. Thousands of migrants who have traveled by caravan are seeking asylum in the United States, but must make a decision between waiting for months or crossing illegally, as the US government only deals with a limited number case by day on the San Ysidro-San Diego border. (1965) [20039028] HIDE CAPTION
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The group used several holes to allow everyone to cross the border quickly, Garibay said.
video of a long line of migrants patiently standing on the dirt shoulder of a deserted road after their arrest.
On January 9, the Border Patrol arrested a group of 247 people, mostly from Central America, who engaged in agents in a very remote area of New Mexico.
A large number of Guatemalan families and unaccompanied children surrender to immigration officials in Antelope Wells, New Mexico, where 7-year-old Jakelin Caal and her father were found on the 6th December with 161 others.
(US Customs and Border Protection via AP)
Caal began to vomit during the bus ride to the nearest border patrol station 150 km away and stopped breathing upon arrival. She died in a hospital in El Paso, Texas.
The southwest desert of Arizona is less distant, but arrests have also increased sharply after years of relative calm. The Yuma border patrol sector made 7,857 arrests in October and November, more than double the same period of the previous year.
Despite an increase in the number of families of asylum seekers from Central America in recent months, the number of arrests at the border remains low by historical standards. 19659002] The Border Patrol made 396,579 arrests at the Mexican border during fiscal year 2018, 30% less than its lowest level in 46 years the year before, but still well below the peak of more than 1.6 million recorded in 2000. [19659039] More than Aol.com :
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