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As the United States intensifies its deportation efforts, thousands of undocumented migrants hoping to gain asylum now find themselves stranded in Mexico. In the border city of Ciudad Juarez, shelters are filled with migrants living in limbo, uncertain of their next steps.
The escalation of deportations under President Donald Trump has left many migrants, who risked everything to reach the U.S., facing difficult choices. With the dream of entering the United States fading, they are grappling with whether to remain in Mexico, return home, or seek alternatives.
Shelters like the one in Ciudad Juarez are overwhelmed. Migrants share stories of perilous journeys and the harsh realities of life on the border. Many express fear of returning to their home countries due to violence and lack of opportunities.
Local communities and organizations are trying to provide support, but resources are stretched thin. The future for these migrants remains unclear as they await changes in immigration policies or other pathways to safety and stability.
