No shelter for migrants
Hundreds of Central American migrants on their way to the United States are now forced to sleep out in the open air due to the closure of the San Juan Diego shelter. The fate of the shelter is an illustration of the harassment experienced by refuges - yet another obstacle faced by the migrants on their difficult journey through Mexico.
Abandoned clothing lies on a train track.
Migrants from Central America wait outside a temporary migrants' shelter.
Migrants from Central America stand outside a temporary migrants' shelter.
Migrants from Honduras watch a freight train pass as they wait outside a temporary migrants' shelter.
Migrants from Honduras watch a freight train pass.
Migrants from Central America try to grab a slice of watermelon distributed by a Catholic church volunteer at a temporary migrants' shelter.
A migrant from Honduras puts down his bag as he waits along with others to be taken to an immigration office, after asking to be repatriated to their countries.
Migrants from Central America walk down a pedestrian bridge near a temporary migrants' shelter.
An illegal migrant from Honduras shows her wounded feet after walking for 19 days.
Illegal migrants rest before being transferred to a new shelter in Tultitlan.
