A migrant camp in Mexico swelled in population to approximately 2,200 over the course of the past year. The tent city is situated immediately south of the Texas border.
Migrants waiting for an opportunity to cross international bridges to seek asylum are housed in a tent encampment in Reynosa, Tamaulipas,a report by ABC News. Confusing and often-changing immigration policies of the Biden Administration caused the camp to swell to approximately 2,200.
Some of the confusion arises from the inconsistent application of the Title 42 coronavirus protection protocol created in 2020 by the Centers for Disease Control and prevention. The act allows Border Patrol officials to quickly expel migrants who illegally cross the border from Mexico. “We know it’s not going to last forever as the health pandemic starts to wane… that we may not have Title 42 forever,” Chief Ortiz told ABC News. “So we have to make adjustments to be able to prepare for that. And so what I’m doing is making sure I have processing coordinators that can fulfill some of those duties and responsibilities and then making sure our agents are safe.”
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