Migrants Brace for Uncertainty Amid Trump's Election Victory

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Experts argue that Donald Trump's victory and his immigration policies, which aim to restrict legal pathways into the U.S., will not stop migration but rather push more migrants to resort to smugglers and organized crime. This could lead to increased human trafficking and exploitation. Migrants from various countries, including Venezuela and Guatemala, are already facing challenges and may have to alter their plans, potentially turning to illegal means to enter the U.S. if legal options are further restricted. Mexico and other countries may face significant impacts from potential mass deportations.
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