People in Latin America are migrating at levels not seen in decades — pushed by economic shockwaves from pandemic, recession, and inflation in food prices. Distinct national crises from Nicaragua to Ecuador have added push factors. “You couldn’t come up with a worse set of facts to leave tens of millions of people with no choice but to move,” Dan Restrepo, who served as President Barack Obama’s top adviser on Latin America, told the
Migration surge at U.S.-Mexico border
Migration surge at U.S.-Mexico border
Migration surge at U.S.-Mexico border
People in Latin America are migrating at levels not seen in decades — pushed by economic shockwaves from pandemic, recession, and inflation in food prices. Distinct national crises from Nicaragua to Ecuador have added push factors. “You couldn’t come up with a worse set of facts to leave tens of millions of people with no choice but to move,” Dan Restrepo, who served as President Barack Obama’s top adviser on Latin America, told the