"Mexico and Biden Administration Explore UN Partnership to Process Additional 40,000 Migrants: Report"

Mexico, the United Nations, and the Biden administration are considering a temporary program to pre-screen and process 40,000 migrants from Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Cuba who are currently in southern Mexico for potential eligibility into the United States. The program would involve United Nations refugee agencies reviewing eligibility before applications are processed by a mobile US consulate. The aim is to establish legal, orderly, and safe mechanisms for migration. Migrant encounters at the US-Mexico border have been increasing, with over 170,000 Venezuelans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Cubans arriving in the US under humanitarian permissions. The details and timeline for the program's implementation are yet to be determined.