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  5. Mexico, border controls with Guatemala

Mexico, border controls with Guatemala

Jul 24, 2019

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  • News Bilder des Tages July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of Guatemalan porters crossing goods illegally into Mexican territory on Wednesday. Hundreds of such crossings happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_012 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    News Bilder des Tages July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of Guatemalan porters crossing goods illegally into Mexican territory on Wednesday. Hundreds of such crossings happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_012 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_013 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_013 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of Guatemalan porters crossing goods illegally into Mexican territory on Wednesday. Hundreds of such crossings happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_009 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of Guatemalan porters crossing goods illegally into Mexican territory on Wednesday. Hundreds of such crossings happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_009 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of Guatemalan porters crossing goods illegally into Mexican territory on Wednesday. Hundreds of such crossings happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_011 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of Guatemalan porters crossing goods illegally into Mexican territory on Wednesday. Hundreds of such crossings happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_011 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • July 24, 2019, Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of commuters arriving into Tapachula city on Wednesday. Hundreds of illegal arrivals still happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Tapachula Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_007 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    July 24, 2019, Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican marines and immigration officers check IDs of commuters arriving into Tapachula city on Wednesday. Hundreds of illegal arrivals still happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Tapachula Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_007 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_006 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_006 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: A Guatemalan porter that crossed illegally into Mexico from El Carmen town into Talisman walks along a Marines on Wednesday. Dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_008 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: A Guatemalan porter that crossed illegally into Mexico from El Carmen town into Talisman walks along a Marines on Wednesday. Dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_008 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • July 24, 2019, Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican immigration officers check IDs of commuters arriving into Tapachula city Wednesday. Hundreds of iilegal arrivals happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Tapachula Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_005 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    July 24, 2019, Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico: Mexican immigration officers check IDs of commuters arriving into Tapachula city Wednesday. Hundreds of iilegal arrivals happen every day as the flow of migrants has moved to isolated spots along the Suchiate River, which marks the border between the two nations. Mexican President Lopez Obradorâ€⠢s administration claims to have reduced the flow of migrants looking to reach America, but much of the flow continues in remote border areas. Tapachula Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_005 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American cross illegally into Mexico from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally on a tube boat every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_002 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American cross illegally into Mexico from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally on a tube boat every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_002 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_004 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_004 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

  • Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_003 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

    Mexiko, Kontrollen an der Grenze zu Guatemala July 24, 2019, Talisman, Chiapas, Mexico: Central American families cross illegally into Mexico on a tube boat from El Carmen town into Talisman Wednesday. The migrants pay 50 cents per person, and dozen cross illegally every day, even as the administration of Mexican President Lopez Obrador claims to have reduced the flow of migrants heading to the US by more than 36% last month. Frustrated Mexican marines and immigration officers say that they have been reduced to observers, since they lack the judiciary tools to address the issue and even weapons to defend themselves against smugglers and traffickers. Talisman Mexico - ZUMAl113 20190724_zap_l113_003 Copyright: xMiguelxJuarezxLugox

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