Mexico and Costs Rica decide to take strong measures as the Central American countries seek to deal with unfolding migrant crisis, with pressure also mounting on US.
A Border Patrol agent carries one year-old Juan Diego ahead of his mother through the opening they made in the razor wire to allow migrants from Venezuela to enter after they crossed the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas, US on September 26, 2023. / Photo: Reuters
More migrants have also been seen traversing the Americas, and Costa Rica's president on Tuesday ordered a state of emergency over the sharp rise of people passing through the small Central American nation. Nevertheless, on Tuesday morning, thousands of people were still waiting outside COMAR's Tapachula offices, as migrants continued to cross the Suchiate River from Guatemala into Mexico, according to a Reuters witness.
Eagle Pass last week signed an emergency declaration over a dramatic jump in the number of migrant arrivals, and US officials halted cargo traffic to Mexico.Arturo Alvarez, 31, from Venezuela, said a group of some 2,000 people had managed to ride cargo trains from the city of Monterrey, de spite an attempt by Mexican migration officials to remove them from the wagons.
Discussing the railway concerns with US officials at the end of the week, Mexico said the two sides had agreed on a series of measures to tackle the challenge.
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