New Central American Exodus Challenges Trump Administration, Mexico

The video discusses the migration of people from Central America, particularly Honduras, into Mexico with hopes of reaching the United States. It highlights the challenges faced by migrants, including US asylum policies and the conditions in Mexican camps. Personal stories, such as that of Carlos from Honduras, illustrate the reasons for migration, including violence and lack of jobs. The video also covers Mexico's stance on migrants, offering residency and work visas but not accepting those using Mexico as a transit country. Deportation statistics from both Mexico and the US are provided.

What is the primary reason migrants from Honduras are trying to reach the United States?

• To explore new cultures

• To reunite with family members

• To find better educational opportunities

• To escape poverty and violence

How did the Trump administration respond to the influx of migrants?

• By offering them immediate asylum

• By increasing tariffs on Mexico

• By requiring asylum seekers to apply in other Central American countries first

• By providing financial aid to Honduras

What challenges do migrants face while waiting for asylum hearings in Mexico?

• Lack of access to education

• Difficulty in finding employment

• Living in squalid conditions without basic amenities

• Inability to communicate due to language barriers

What is Mexico's policy towards migrants who want to stay and work in the country?

• They are deported immediately

• They are welcomed and can apply for residency and work visas

• They are given temporary shelter but no work opportunities

• They are sent to the northern border

How many migrants did Mexico deport in the first 11 months of 2019?

• 143,000

• 200,000

• 117,000

• 56,000