Protocolos de Protección de Migrantes

In the Southern State of Chiapas, one train line is providing Central American migrants with hope, and the means to head north on their route to the United States. But for some, that journey is difficult and very dangerous.

Asylum seekers may face new restraints under President Trump's latest order. The President introduced sweeping changes to asylum in a newly released memo. Democrats are criticizing the administration's latest move.

Larry Mitchell Hopkins, leader of the United Constitutional Patriots, a private group known for arresting migrants crossing the border, was attacked at the New Mexico detention facility where he's being held. Heidi Beirich, director of The Southern Poverty Law Center's intelligence project, spoke to UNews about the militia group.

In Mexico, authorities conducted their single largest raid on a new migrant caravan. The action took place in Chiapas, bordering Guatemala, where authorities are dealing with waves of migrants traveling north from Central America.

New details have emerged about a militia group at the New Mexico border accused of detaining Central American migrants. Authorities now say they were allegedly planning to attack Democrats in 2017. Lorraine Caceres has the story.

The surge of migrants crossing the border continues in Texas. Families are risking it all, including their children’s lives, to cross Rio Grande for a chance at a better life in the United States Romina Leon has more on the situation on the Texas border.

Authorities in Chiapas, Mexico tried to stop a group of migrants trying to join up with a larger 'caravan'. Some of them were arrested and others got away. Alejandro Madrigal has the story.

Hundreds of migrants have already crossed the Honduran border into Guatemala since Wednesday, according to Guatemalan government officials. They are crossing legally but the number of people making their way to U.S - Mexico border is highly "unusual." Tangni Noriega had the story.

In Honduras, a new migrant 'caravan' is preparing for the long journey north to the U.S. border. UNews was in San Pedro, Sula to witness the chaotic scene as the group prepared to depart.

The United Nations is warning the Mexican government to prepare for more migrants and asylum-seekers fleeing poverty and violence from Central America and other countries who could start to view Mexico as their final destination after President Trump's threats to close the border.