Centro de Bachillerato Tecnológico Industrial y de

servicios No.32

“Ricardo Flores Magón”

STUDEN’S NAME:

ARIEL GUADALUPE MONTERO HERNANDEZ

TEACHER:

JOSE ALMILCAR LOPEZ MAGAÑA

EXAM: 2ND PARTIAL

GRADE: 4TH GROUP: C

SPECIALITY:

CLINICAL LABORATORY
Mexico to punish migrants
who spread COVID-19

The National Migration Institute (INM) warns that any foreigner

who enters Mexico without sanitary measures to prevent COVID-19
infections will be fined up to 10 years in prison.

In a statement, the INM informs that anyone who makes use of its
facilities, including individuals, civil and military authorities, must
follow the health protocols for the fight against COVID-19.
In case these measures are not followed, the institute explained that,
according to different penal codes, a person can spend from three
days to 10 years in prison if they are sick with a serious infectious
disease and put others at risk.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, migrant caravans are out on
the streets in a bid to arrive in the United States and be
granted asylum. On September 30, around 1,000 Hondurans
started their journey. 

The majority of migrants are from Honduras. According to

journalist Orlando Escoto, the caravan is on its way to Corinto,
close to Guatemala. 

EL UNIVERSAL previously reported this caravan was

organized through social media. Despite the COVID-19
pandemic, the organizers called on Hondurans to leave the
country on late September 30.

According to Itsmania Platero, a human rights activist based

in Honduras, they are forced to abandon their country as a
result of hunger, violence, and unemployment. 

She added experts believe the latest caravan will be massive,

formed by people and families who hope to arrive in the U.S.
as asylum seekers. 

In recent years, U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized

migrant caravans and launched aggressive immigration
policies to prevent them from legally establishing themselves
in the U.S. Furthermore, the U.S. pushed Mexico to
implement harsher measures to prevent Central American
migrants from arriving at the border. 

According to the migrants, political repression, violence,

crime, and the economic crisis have forced them to flee their
countries.
in the end we know that this caravan will be bigger than the
previous one.

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