Less than a month into the new Trump administration, a migrant shelter along the pathway to the U.S. in Northern Mexico has reported a significant decrease in the flow of immigrants. White House deputy press secretary Kush Desai attributed this decline to Trump's immigration policies, emphasizing the administration's focus on putting Americans first.
Reports from sources indicated that the migratory flow through the Mexican city of Torreón has notably decreased, coinciding with the president's threats. Migrant activists noted that many migrants have disappeared from the area due to fear of being detained following increased deportations.
