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Summary

Mexico is relocating migrant caravans to distant areas like Acapulco, a city plagued by crime and still recovering from Hurricane Otis.

This “dispersion and exhaustion” policy seeks to reduce U.S.-bound migration and pressure from Donald Trump.

Migrants report being misled, left stranded without promised transit permits, and facing extortion risks from cartels and officials.

Acapulco lacks resources to support them, forcing churches to provide aid.

While Mexico's president calls the strategy "humanitarian," critics argue it endangers migrants by placing them in unsafe, economically unstable regions.

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[–] nesc@lemmy.cafe 5 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

They weren't safe nor in economically stable regions to begin with.

edit: whole summary is bullshit, article about 100 people in a city of 600000, whom didn't have permit to travel nor work. So they are detained.