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Migrant Anxiety over Trump's Border Policies

Migrants in Mexico fear Trump's border policies and race against time to cross legally before his inauguration.

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What is the main concern of the migrants at the shelter in Reynosa?: Hundreds of migrants at a shelter in Reynosa, Mexico, are anxiously awaiting their chance to cross into the U.S. before President-elect Trump takes office, fearing they might not get an appointment in time to cross legally.
What is the shelter's pastor's hope for the migrants and their situation?: The shelter's pastor hopes for compassion from Trump, emphasizing the migrants' desire to enter legally and work hard to raise their families in America. The migrants are largely hoping to use the CBP One app for legal entry.
How has President-elect Trump's election affected the migrants' hopes and fears?: President-elect Trump's promised border closure and mass deportations have instilled fear among migrants at the shelter. His appointment of Thomas Homan as border czar further fuels these concerns, given Homan's hardline stance on immigration.
What are the varying perspectives and feelings of the migrants regarding Trump's election?: Migrants express a range of emotions, from sadness and fear about Trump's election to hope that he will be compassionate. Some trust in God, while others fear for their safety and the future if they can't cross legally.
What method are the migrants using to apply for entry into the U.S. and what are the associated challenges?: Many migrants have applied via the CBP One app for appointments at U.S. points of entry but face long waits. If they don't receive appointments before Trump's inauguration, they fear being forced to cross illegally, risking deportation or exploitation by cartels.

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