Migration in Mexico Surges to 15 Million, Doubling Over 15 Years, Reports CNDH

Migration in Mexico has surged to 15 million, doubling over the past 15 years, as reported by the National Human Rights Commission (Mexico), highlighting critical human rights concerns.

• The number of migrants in Mexico has risen from 7 million to 15 million over the past 15 years, indicating a significant trend in human migration from Latin America and the Caribbean.
• Chiapas, a key entry point for many migrants, has become a focal area as the National Human Rights Commission (Mexico) highlights ongoing human rights issues, including the risk of rape.
• The alarming increase in human migration reflects broader regional instability, with migrants also arriving from Africa, intensifying the challenges faced by Mexicos immigration system.