Mexico denies asylum deal with the United States
Mexico's incoming government rejects reports that it agreed to a plan keeping asylum seekers in Mexico while their U S claims are processed. Olga Sanchez Cordero and other officials defend Mexico as not agreeing to host asylum seekers or being a safe third country, while White House pushes the idea.
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Migrants flood Mexican border cities amid humanitarian crisis
More than 6,000 Central American migrants, mainly Hondurans, have arrived in Tijuana and Mexicali. Tijuana declares a humanitarian crisis seeking federal aid as as many as 10,000 migrants may converge, hoping to file U S asylum claims while U S port of entry processes about 100 applications daily.
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