LaaChonaaa they are don’t ver believe the news. There’s a lot of middle class peeps in tijuas. I knows my cousin lives there!!!

​@Vee A In the past, undocumented immigrants were overwhelmingly single men from Mexico who slipped into the country undetected to find work and send money home. But immigration from Mexico has plummeted in recent years. In fact, more Mexicans are leaving than arriving in the United States. Mexicans are less compelled to come because there are more opportunities in their own country and they have smaller families to support. Central American families have become the new face of undocumented immigration. In the first five months of the fiscal year that began in October, the Border Patrol detained 136,150 people traveling in families with children, compared with 107,212 during all of fiscal 2018. Many Central Americans live in fear. El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala have among the world’s highest homicide rates. Arriving migrants report that they have faced extortion, and want to prevent their children from being recruited by street gangs. But murder rates in the Northern Triangle countries have been declining in recent years, and economic imperatives are believed to be the most important push factor for the majority of recent arrivals. More than 90 percent of the most recent migrants are from Guatemala, according to the newly released data. The majority hail from impoverished regions, including the Western highlands, where conflicts over land rights, environmental changes and depressed prices for crops like maize and coffee are undermining the ability of farmers to make a living. Migrants generally lack understanding of United States immigration law. But they appear to be informed about the basics. The majority know to request asylum at the border, either at an official port of entry or when they surrender to border agents shortly after sneaking into the country from Mexico. They know that they are unlikely to remain detained if they travel with a child and that they have a better shot at fending off deportation when they come with a child. By law, the government cannot keep migrant families in holding facilities at the border for more than 72 hours. It must either transfer them to an immigration detention facility suitable for children or release them.

Girl we boujee af. Sometimes I feel like I’m a tourist in my own city lol catch me every weekend going to a new restaurant, mall, club, coffee shop we are improving, upgrading and thriving 💁🏽‍♀️💅🏽

mel mor both my parents are from there and luckily we have a home there so we r pretty much there all the time and let me tell you Tijuana is where I feel the most free 😭 i love it!!

LaaChonaaa ikr that’s how I feel too, and that’s cool that you have the chance to come here very often 🙌🏼

I would shit my pants

Karina Martinez just when u cross the border theres a huge parking that’s called like eszy parking or something u pay for days and it’s really safe

Park in San ysidrio where they parked at! Idk what’s the name of the spot we park at but it’s literally next to a jack n the box lol

It’s definitely safe. My parents took off a day before me & I arrived late evening to park. Everything was fine & there’s even sometimes buys with bike carts to give you lifts over the overpass to get to the border lol.

Leilani De La Cruz there’s a huge population of people who works in usa and lives in tj so almost all the rents here are in us dollars :((( it’s getting real bad

Iris S Telefónica Gastropark, they have bomb ass food trucks, best coffee in town, craft beer and wine! 🙌🏻

Jenny Rodriguez naaa like I said in another comment, we are starting to get boujee up in here, but like in any other city, state, country you do have to be careful where you go and like Kevin said don’t do anything that might get you in a position like the guys in the video.