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Hundreds of migrants storm the border between Mexico and the United States

Refugees and migrants from central America tried crossing the border fence between Mexico and the United States on Sunday. Security forces use tear gas.

  A temporary camp in Tijuana right on the border fence (right). According to estimates, approximately 10 000 people want to reach Tijuana. There is now a

Tijuana Temporary Camp directly at the border fence (right). According to estimates, approximately 10 000 people want to reach Tijuana. There is now a "humanitarian emergency" proclaimed. (Photo: Mario Tama / Getty Images)

(dpa) Hundreds of middle American migrants tried to enter the northern border of Mexico in the United States on Sunday. The migrants moved from Tijuana to the border posts of Chaparral and San Ysidro – the Mexican police tried to in vain to stop them. About 50 migrants climbed on a tin wall that is still in front of the border wall on Mexican territory. American security forces turned off with tear gas, as the television channel of the Milenio newspaper showed. The US authorities have closed the border crossing.

Agreement reached

Previously, the United States and the future Mexican government agreed on asylum deposits, according to a media report. The "Washington Post" reported on Saturday night (local time), referring to high-ranking members of the transitional team of future President Andrés Manuel López Obrado, who will be sworn on December 1. So asylum seekers in Mexico have to wait while their cases are being investigated by US courts. US President Donald Trump has testified: "Migrants at the southern border may enter the United States only if their claims are approved individually in court."

For weeks, migrants traveled to the USA by day and night. US President Donald Trump sees it as an attack on his country and threatens to close the southern border to Mexico. (Photo: Hannah McKay / Reuters)
More and more immigrants from Central America reached the border with the US after traveling thousands of miles through Mexico. In the Mexican border town of Tijuana there are now about 4500 people, most of them from Honduras (22:11). (Photo: Maria de la Luz Ascencio / Imago)
The San Ysidro border between San Diego and the Mexican city of Tijuana is practiced (19.11.). (Photo: John Moore / Getty Images)
Positioning for the Photographers: Two migrants climb the border between Tijuana and San Diego and shortly afterwards descend on the Mexican side of the border (21.11). (Image: Ramon Espinosa / AP)
. ,, This creates images that go anywhere in the world. (21.11.) (Photo: Joebeth Terriquez / AP
Honduras is one of the countries with the highest violence in the world, mainly because of the powerful criminal gangs and drug trafficking and 68 percent of its nine million inhabitants live in poverty in The picture: Migrants at their arrival in Tijuana (20 November). (Photo: Mario Tama / Getty Images)
They have already made it: This small group from Honduras has unlawful crossing of the Rio Grande near the Mexican border town of Penitas and reaching its promised land (7.11)
On 22 November hundreds of Central America immigrants in Tijuana are shown and demanding access to US government officials has encouraged protesters to sign up for an American asylum waiting list. Photo: Rodrigo Abd / AP)
To fend an invasion, he closed. US border guards temporarily transferred San Ysidro and installed barriers and barbed wire. The number of immigrants in the coming weeks (23.11.) Up to 10 000 may rise. (Image: Ramon Espinosa / AP)
This young Honduran casts a tin on the other side, the United States, on the border wall in Tijuana. (15.11.) (Photo: Andrees Latif / Reuters)
The immigrants, many of Honduras, are expected on the other side of the US border police. There are currently 2800 soldiers deployed in the state of Texas. Another 1 500 was moved to the Arizona border and 1,300 to California (14:11). (Photo: Jorge Duenes / Reuters)
On November 18, approximately 300 people in Tijuana protest against the arrival of more and more immigrants from central America. "No for Invasion" wrote this man on a banner. (Photo: Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters)
The protesters also ravaged the salmon behavior of Mexican migration authorities. The police paved the way for the protest, and it was on fire (18.11.). (Photo: Rodrigo Abd / AP)
The mass exodus from Central America began a week ago when more than 2,000 Hondurans followed a call in the online networks and north in San Pedro Sula was on his way. (Photo: Moises Castillo / AP)
Blankets are designed to protect these two women from Guatemala from the cold. (13 11). (Photo: Kim Kyung-Hoon / Reuters)
In this case, the dry precipitation is good: A man uses the rain in Cordoba, Veracruz, for personal hygiene (4. 11.). (Image: Rodrigo Abd / AP)
The train is connected by thousands of people from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador (Puebla, Mexico, 4.11). (Photo: Hilda Rios / EPA)
Bubbles at the feet testify to a long and exhaustive journey. Many of the migrants traveled more than a thousand kilometers on foot, some only in flipflops (7.11). (Photo: Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters)
A migrant is in a sports complex in Mexico. (4. 11.) (Photo: Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters)
The sports complex serves as a temporary residence for some of the migrants in the Mexican capital. According to various estimates, there are 2,000 to 4,000 people from Central America (4/11). (Image: Marcelino / Reuters)
These migrants can travel on lorries or lorries. (Veracruz, Mexico, November 3). (Photo: Angel Hernandez / EPA)
On October 23, thousands of migrants end up in the southern Mexican city of Huixtla heading to the US border. Some of them stay in tents. ,, (Photo: José Mendez / EPA)
. , Other sleeping in the open air (Huixtla, Mexico, 23.10). (Image: José Mendez / EPA)
Men and women and children went up north for days. Their destination is the United States, the Promised Land for them (Chiapas, 10/22). (Image: José Mendez / EPA)
A man and his Honduras daughter joined a stream of refugees to move to Texas. Together they cross the Soiate River in Guatemala near the border with Mexico (29.10.). (Photo: Adrees Latif / Reuters)
Early morning a man from Honduras rinses himself in a river in Pijiiapan, Mexico, before continuing to a fierce trip to the USA (25.10.). (Image: Rodrigo Abd / AP)
Chaotic scenes sometimes occur at the border with Mexico. Police officers try to keep people back with shields (19/10). (Image: Marcelino / Reuters)
Mexico wants migrants to reach the US. Their plan: to cross the border into a formation where the men on the sides and the women and children run in the middle. (Guatemala City, Guatemala, 18th 10th). (Image: Esteban Biba / Epa)
Hondurans continue on Mexico 15th, to the border between Honduras and Guatemala. (Photo: John Moore / Getty)
These migrants near the border with Guatemala take a break (18.10). (Image: John Moore / Getty)
His way suddenly stopped shortly before his destination. This man was picked up by the US border police when he wanted to cross the border (18/10).

Refugees flow to the USA – the rocky road to the Promised Land

He added: "We will only allow those who legally come to our country." Otherwise, "we take very strong policies to seize and arrest". There will be no "release" to the US. "Everybody will stay in Mexico."

Trump threatened to close the border with Mexico. "If this is necessary for any reason, we will close our southern border. The United States will never accept this expensive and dangerous situation after dozens of abuse!"

The scheme makes it much harder for Central American immigrants to United States. Mexican Interior Minister, named Olga Sánchez Cordero, told the Washington Post that they agreed to the "Emergency Policy" in Mexico, that it was a short-term solution that the middle and long term solution was that people would not leave their homes. 19659006] Thousands on the move

In Tijuana, more than 4,700 Central American migrants are housed in a stadium. Most of them come from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala and hope for political asylum in the US. Thousands of other Central Americans travel to the North Mexican border town. It is estimated that a total of approximately 10,000 people will go to Tijuana. There is now a "humanitarian emergency" proclaimed.

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