Mexico's President and U.S. Border Policies: A Complex Relationship.
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Tough new border policies in the US have reduced the number of migrants crossing into the country, but have created a bottleneck along Mexico's northern border, with tens of thousands of frustrated migrants languishing in overcrowded shelters from Tijuana to Reynosa. The situation exploded on Monday when a protest at a government-run migrant detention center in Ciudad Juárez led to a fire that killed at least 40 people. Scenes of overcrowding and desperation have been unfolding in recent weeks along the length of the border as the Biden administration prepares for yet another surge in migration this spring.
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