Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 6月15日 01時17分

For the latest on Magnum and @MSNBCPhotos’s project on the global migrant crisis @larrysgeneralstore spent time along Mexico’s southern border to trace the story of migrants fleeing the gang violence and economic distress of Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.

Mexico once turned a blind eye toward migration. Now, it's cracking down along its southern border. Along the cocaine corridor that cuts north out of Central America, drug cartels are no longer the primary targets for Mexican police. Migrants – many young men, mothers and children – are the nation's new persons of interest. An unprecedented number of Central Americans have been rounded up, arrested and deported by Mexican authorities over the last two years, part of a new crackdown on migration along the country's southern border. The result has effectively outsourced a solution to the United States' most pressing concerns for its own borders. As deportations in Mexico rose, illegal border crossings in the U.S. dipped.
This is the latest chapter in a special feature on the world’s worst migrant crisis since World War II. To see the complete longform report in its entirety please visit www.msnbc.com/migrantcrisis.
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