案例简介：@ lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero hern á ndez的照片在墨西哥华雷斯的Pan de Vida移民收容所观看孩子们在她与其他家庭共享的小房子里玩耍。她的两个孩子仍在危地马拉，由姐姐照顾。Primero是一种日益增长的现象的一部分-成千上万的妇女和儿童正在前往美国，以前来自中美洲的大多数移民都是男性。回到4月，作家Nina Strochlic @ ninasabina24和我遇到了数十名根据标题42被送回墨西哥的妇女，这是一项大流行政策，允许美国将移民送回边境，没有机会申请庇护。华雷斯的移民在半夜被美国当局越过人行天桥送回墨西哥，没有任何关于他们要去哪里的信息，就像第二张照片中的中美洲妇女一样。在这里，她带着残疾的孩子排队等候在华雷斯的一个收容所办理登机手续。有关我们的故事 “被困在边境，移民母亲面对复杂的迷宫” 的更多信息，请点击我们的简历中的链接。

案例简介：Photos by @lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero Hernández watches children play in the small cottage she shares with other families at the Pan de Vida migrant shelter in Juárez, Mexico. Her two children were still in Guatemala being cared for by her sister. Primero is part of a growing phenomenon—thousands of women and children are making their way to the U.S., where previously the majority of migrants from Central America were men. Back in April, writer Nina Strochlic @ninasabina24 and I met dozens of women sent back to Mexico under Title 42, a pandemic policy which allows the U.S. to send migrants back across the border with no opportunity to claim asylum. Migrants in Juárez had been sent across the footbridge back to Mexico in the middle of the night by American authorities with no information about where they were going, like the woman from the Central America in the second image. Here, she carries her disabled child while waiting in line to check in at a shelter in Juárez. For more on our story “Stuck at the border, migrant mothers confront a complex maze” tap the link in our bio.

国家地理 - Photos by @lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero Hernández watches children play in the small cottage she shares with other famil

案例简介：@ lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero hern á ndez的照片在墨西哥华雷斯的Pan de Vida移民收容所观看孩子们在她与其他家庭共享的小房子里玩耍。她的两个孩子仍在危地马拉，由姐姐照顾。Primero是一种日益增长的现象的一部分-成千上万的妇女和儿童正在前往美国，以前来自中美洲的大多数移民都是男性。回到4月，作家Nina Strochlic @ ninasabina24和我遇到了数十名根据标题42被送回墨西哥的妇女，这是一项大流行政策，允许美国将移民送回边境，没有机会申请庇护。华雷斯的移民在半夜被美国当局越过人行天桥送回墨西哥，没有任何关于他们要去哪里的信息，就像第二张照片中的中美洲妇女一样。在这里，她带着残疾的孩子排队等候在华雷斯的一个收容所办理登机手续。有关我们的故事 “被困在边境，移民母亲面对复杂的迷宫” 的更多信息，请点击我们的简历中的链接。

国家地理 - Photos by @lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero Hernández watches children play in the small cottage she shares with other famil

案例简介：Photos by @lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero Hernández watches children play in the small cottage she shares with other families at the Pan de Vida migrant shelter in Juárez, Mexico. Her two children were still in Guatemala being cared for by her sister. Primero is part of a growing phenomenon—thousands of women and children are making their way to the U.S., where previously the majority of migrants from Central America were men. Back in April, writer Nina Strochlic @ninasabina24 and I met dozens of women sent back to Mexico under Title 42, a pandemic policy which allows the U.S. to send migrants back across the border with no opportunity to claim asylum. Migrants in Juárez had been sent across the footbridge back to Mexico in the middle of the night by American authorities with no information about where they were going, like the woman from the Central America in the second image. Here, she carries her disabled child while waiting in line to check in at a shelter in Juárez. For more on our story “Stuck at the border, migrant mothers confront a complex maze” tap the link in our bio.

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国家地理 - Photos by @lisettepoole / Ofelia Primero Hernández watches children play in the small cottage she shares with other famil

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