Chiapas

Chiapas is a critical hub for Cuban migrants in Mexico, facing challenges like military incidents and utilizing the CBP One app for U.S. entry. Migration dynamics evolve amid local developments.

What Will Happen to CBP One Appointments if Trump Returns to Power in the U.S.?

Published on 11/18/2024

Migrants, Including Cubans, Begin Journey from Southern Mexico on U.S. Election Day

Published on 11/5/2024

Cubans Seek to Expedite Immigration Procedures at Mexico's Border Ahead of U.S. Elections

Published on 11/3/2024

Cuban Migrants Safe After Army Shooting Incident in Mexico

Published on 10/6/2024

Mexican Military Mistakenly Opens Fire on Truck Carrying Cuban Migrants

Published on 10/3/2024

Cuban Immigrant Washes Cars to Survive After Losing Documents in Mexico

Published on 9/27/2024

Mexico to Grant 20-Day Transit Permits to Migrants with CBP One Appointments

Published on 8/31/2024

CBP One App Extends Reach for Migrants in Southern Mexico

Published on 8/18/2024

Migrants Can Now Apply to Enter U.S. from Two Additional Mexican States via CBP One App

Published on 8/4/2024

Missing Cuban Woman Sought in Tapachula, Mexico

Published on 7/18/2024

Cuban Man Found Safe in Tapachula, Mexico

Published on 7/12/2024

Missing Cuban Man Sought in Mexico

Published on 6/12/2024

Migrants, Including Cubans, Halted in Chiapas Ahead of Mexico's Elections

Published on 6/2/2024