Hundreds of Haitians Stuck at Tijuana Border Wait in Immigration Limbo
Jean Guerrero - KPBS News
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April 17, 2017
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Hundreds of Haitians are stuck in Tijuana after the U-S stopped allowing them in on humanitarian parole last fall. Rather than go back to Haiti, many have decided to stay in Mexico.

In a followup to her report last fall, KPBS Fronteras reporter Jean Guerrero tells us how some San Diegans are helping the Haitians start over south of the border.

Related: Search Launched for Missing Border Angels Migrant Rights Activist Hugo Castro in Central Mexico (San Diego Union-Tribune)

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