Mexican border with U.S. in Tijuana

Mexican border with U.S. in Tijuana

Photo taken March 25, 2021, shows tents pitched near the Mexican border with the United States in Tijuana. The number of people trying to move to the United States from Mexico and Central America has been on the rise since Donald Trump lost the presidential election in November 2020.

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