Central American migrants

DHS officials said border facilities had been overwhelmed by families seeking asylum, fleeing poverty and violence in Central America

After the Second World War, when both countries reached an agreement for Mexicans to work the fields in the U.S. from 1942 to 1965

Mexico’s Interior Minister Olga Sánchez Cordero warned that a new migrant caravan was forming in Honduras

Mexican President said the U.S. and Central American countries should solve the issue

Unidentified gunmen began shooting at police to prevent the rescue

The U.S. has so far returned more than 240 asylum seekers since starting the program in January

The lack of opportunities, violence, and economy in their countries have forced thousands of migrants from Central America and the Caribbean to travel to the United States

Mexico will search for tens of thousands of people who are registered as missing, a lead official said

This case is similar to one that took place in August 2010, when 72 undocumented migrants from Central and South America were murdered by the Zetas cartel in Tamaulipas

The truck was carrying 56 Central-Americans who were headed to the United States