The Pan de Vida shelter in Ciudad Juarez, once home to as many as 400 migrants, now stands mostly empty, as a new piece from Border Report reveals. The slowdown in arrivals began last year after President Joe Biden made the CBP One app the only legal pathway to request asylum but the flow halted entirely in January, when Donald Trump returned to office.
Other migrant shelters across Juarez are experiencing similar declines as some families have returned to their home countries or moved to cities like Mexico City. Those still in Juarez face dwindling options.
