Residents of rural Mexican town are struggling to cope with migrant crush — and say American cities should brace for impact
Migrants are flocking to Tapachula in the Mexican state of Chiapas from Central America, Haiti, Cuba and Venezuela on their way to the US, a local businessman in the coffee trade told The Post.
Related News
Top News
-
![]()
-
![]()
$167.3M Powerball winner charged with kicking Florida cop in the face at resort days later — with girlfriend aptly named Jacqueline FightmasterThe law enforcement officer had “swelling and redness” on the right side of his face under his eye, according to the affidavit first reported on by...
-
![]()
Anthropic firm urges more aggressive export controls before advanced AI emergesArtificial intelligence safety company Anthropic wants the U.S. to impose stronger export controls on advanced semiconductors to stop China from...
-
![]()
Amazon shares slide on disappointing forecast, slowing cloud revenueAmazon on Thursday reported first-quarter cloud revenue growth and forecast operating income below estimates, disappointing investors.
-
![]()
'Frustrating end': Tigers DFA struggling MaedaKenta Maeda, who has a 6.21 ERA in his 36 appearances for the Tigers spanning two seasons, was designated for assignment. Detroit recalled prospect...
-
![]()
NBA offseason preview: Complete guides for Pistons, Lakers and every eliminated teamNBA front office insider Bobby Marks breaks down the summer priorities and needs for every eliminated team.
