INM delivers immigration cards to 3 thousand caravan people in Chiapas

Mexico.- The Migration’s national institute (INM), ended the attention to approximately 3 thousand migrants of different nationalities who left in a caravan last Friday from Tapachula, Chiapas to the northern border of Mexico.

Through a statement it was made known that it was in the community of Huixtla where the people who spent the night in the dome of the sports field who were treated on Saturday, June 25, and were given immigration documents for humanitarian reasons in the facilities of the Comprehensive Border Transit Attention Center.

The National Institute of Migration indicated that with this the advance of the contingent was dissolved and during the early hours of this Sunday, June 26, the delivery of the cards that allow the regular transit of those who are in the context of migration was completed.

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Federal Immigration Agents (AFM), elements of Grupo Beta and Child Protection Officers (OPI) of the INM, as well as members of the National Guard (GN) and personnel of the State Government’s Health Secretariat participated in these tasks. , who at all times provided – within the scope of their legal powers and competencies – comprehensive care and service.

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