- El Paso Matters reported that the migrants were part of a caravan stopped in Chihuahua, Mexico, on Thursday, more than 200 miles from the U.S. border, before being allowed to proceed.
- “The migratory flow cannot be opened, and there is no support for migrants in Ciudad Juárez. This affects the people of Juárez,” Chihuahua Gov. Maru Campos told the outlet.
- “Right now, between 1,200 to 1,500 migrants are coming through Jimenez in the south of the state, guarded by the federal government. There is no more space in the shelters. If they arrive in Ciudad Juárez, we will look out for them. But we are urgently calling on the federal government for help,” Campos said.
