All eleven were recognized as refugees by Mexico in March and granted asylum, making them part of a growing wave of refugees from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala who are resettling here instead of trying to reach the United States, which many see as increasingly hostile.
The rise in refugee resettlement in Mexico has paralleled a decrease in immigration to the United States, with apprehensions by U.S. Border Patrol down sharply at the frontier — especially of unaccompanied children and families like Cruz's.
More families fleeing Central America resettling in Mexico | Fox News
Good! Let Mexico deal with ITS illegal alien problem instead of the US, especially since those illegals go through Mexico to try to get here.
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