Mexico is cracking down on providing permits to migrants that have enabled them to legally travel through the country to the United States following the expiration of Title 42. The National Institu…
Mexico heavily cracked down on giving travel permits to migrants Friday, hampering their ability to legally head through the country to the border with the United States, a day after the expiration of Title 42.
Officials have reportedly given out tens of thousands of temporary permits to migrants coming into the country allowing them to legally traverse the country for 45 days. On Friday shelter directors said the government handing out the permits, which has happened over the last few weeks, has had a significant impact on the length and number of migrants’ staying in their city, as most quickly moved on.
“[If] officials are giving the stamp freely and so fast, people don’t stay in the shelter for long. They’re free to go.Seila Montes for NY PostMexican officials are limiting permits to travel to the U.S. border.However, on Friday, when hundreds of migrants returned to the park, many fretted to The Post that they were confused over whether they’d be able to obtain the documents and continue their journey to the United States.
Camargo, who just arrived in Tapachula yesterday from Venezuela, admitted that he was worried about how he would continue his journey with Title 42 ending.But thanks to the news from his friend, he said: “I’ve still got hope I’m gonna get it.”
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