Mexican Shelters Struggle with Migrant Influx Following New US Asylum Rules

Biden administration's asylum restrictions lead to uneven impacts across border shelters, straining resources in some areas.

Shelters in Sonora state are overwhelmed, turning away migrants due to lack of space.
Tijuana shelters report minimal change, with few deportees arriving since policy implementation.
New asylum rules trigger a daily deportation rate of up to 500 migrants from Arizona.
Mexican authorities are relocating unauthorized individuals further south to manage border congestion.
Advocates express concern over prolonged shelter stays as migrants await CBP One appointments.