On Sunday, a group of approximately 2,000 migrants embarked on a journey from Mexico's southern border with hopes of reaching the northern regions of the country and eventually the United States. This movement comes at a crucial time, just weeks before the upcoming U.S. presidential election, where immigration remains a significant focal point.
One of the key concerns among migrants, such as Venezuelan Joel Zambrano, is the potential impact of a new U.S. administration on the asylum process. Zambrano expressed fears that changes in policies could lead to the closure of the CBP One online appointment system, which has been instrumental in aiding migrants seeking asylum.
