Mexican immigration officials are rounding up migrants near Juarez and sending them back to southern Mexico, possibly as part of a political ploy. The move may impact migrant apprehensions in the El Paso Border Patrol Sector.
Key Points
Mexican immigration officials are apprehending migrants near Juarez and sending them back to southern Mexico
The crackdown may be part of a political ploy by Mexican and U.S. governments
Migrants are fleeing to 'desert hidey holes' to avoid roundup
Pros
Efforts to control immigration and enforce border policies
Potential reduction in migrant apprehensions in the El Paso Border Patrol Sector