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Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico—Around 2,000 US-bound migrants in southern Mexico set off in a caravan on a Holy Week march to denounce what they called the “cruelty” of immigration policies.
The procession carried a banner that read: “Murderers of poor migrants” as well as a large wooden cross. Migrants were victims of robbery, kidnapping and extortion by criminals and authorities, who often force them to get off the buses to make their long journey on foot, he told the media.“It seems that it is a sadistic government that enjoys the suffering of others. It enjoys that migrants suffer fatigue, the sun, the rain. It is something that we do not understand, but society cannot get used to human suffering,” Vazquez added.
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