Over 1,500 migrants in Mexico caravan regularized, government says


  • World
  • Wednesday, 17 Nov 2021

JESUS CARRANZA, Mexico (Reuters) -More than 1,500 members of a migrant caravan that set off toward the U.S. border from southern Mexico last month have been issued documents to regularize their stay in Mexico, the migration authority said on Tuesday.

The National Migration Institute (INM) said it had given 1,574 foreign nationals migration cards and ensured they could work in Mexico since the caravan set off on Oct. 23.

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