The migratory crisis taking place in the U.S. southern border has been at the centerstage of the country's political conversation this year, and the debate about how to best deal with it is set to increase in 2024 as the presidential elections loom large.
In this context, and with polls showing that most of the population favors more funding for border measures, The Latin Times talked to different experts to get their insights on how the situation affects the population closest to this phenomenon, both directly and indirectly.
