According to government statistics, about 30,000 migrants received humanitarian visas in April. This is more than three times the monthly average for the first three months of the year.
Based on government data, Mexico has allowed tens of thousands of people to pass through its territory en route to the U.S. border since early April. This represents a significant increase before the end of U.S. immigration policies that prevent most migrants from seeking asylum in the country.
The increase coincides with reports from local aid organizations and migrants that people traveling north from Guatemala, the main route to the United States, have entered Mexico more easily in recent weeks
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