Migrant children from Central America and Mexico play in a recreation area the Noemi Alvarez Quillay immigrant shelter for unaccompanied minors, run by the Mexican government, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Mar 12, 2021. LA TECNICA, Guatemala: Honduran mother Alicia Cruz handed herself and her son in to border agents in Texas, then watched as unaccompanied children were separated for release from the group of migrants before adults and families, including hers, were expelled into Mexico.
The story of how the children reach the United States is varied. Some, like Jeffrey, come as far as the border with their parents; others cross with friends or relatives who are not their legal guardians. Three smugglers told Reuters they have been encouraging parents to send their children alone as a result of the shift in US policy.
Vazquez, a Mexican smuggler who said he specialises in unaccompanied children, said the youngest child he has transported in recent weeks was a 2-year-old toddler who travelled without any other family members. On his most recent trip, he transported a group of 17 children between the ages of 5 and 9 from southern Mexico across the border into Texas.
"We deliver children to immigration and immigration are responsible for delivering them to their family members in the United States," said Daniel. But Roberto, a smuggler who said he is linked to a powerful cartel in Ciudad Juarez, said his network is now flying minors directly from Central America to the US border by plane.
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