Thousands of migrants deported under the Trump administration's hardline policies have ended up in the border city of Tijuana, where a mega-shelter has housed 12,000 people through the end of November.
That's according to María José Juárez Becerra, director of Baja California's Migrant Affairs Office, who said the migrants arriving there either violated the terms of their U.S. visas, were arrested in ICE raids or were detained during the asylum process. She also noted that there have been many cases of people who chose to return on their own.
