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- If you don’t have some sort of valid identity document, like passport or migration form, it is possible that you will be denied access to the bus
- There are INM checkpoints in the main routes leading into border states
- The routes are insecure and there are also organized crime checkpoints
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[su_heading size=”20″]Train[/su_heading]
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- The train known as “La Bestia” (The Beast) does not have a defined time schedule. Hence, many days can pass waiting for it
- Many of the accidents happen in the process of jumping on and off the moving train. Most migrants board between 10 and 15 trains during their trip to border cities.
- Organized crime is strongly present in the train routes, they board the train to rob, extorsion and kidnap migrants.
- During the train journey and in the cities where there are train stops, migration officials are strongly present, ready to detain migrants who have entered in an irregular way.
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[su_heading size=”20″]By foot/walking[/su_heading]
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- Mexico is a country with a huge dimension and with a great variety of weather and climate conditions, hence, the person attempting to cross by foot risks their life, by not having the necessary means to achieve it.
- Walking long distances without the proper means can lead to dehydration, sore feet, heat strokes, among many other problems.
- Furthermore, the migration can be a victim of organized crime due to a lack of knowledge of the route and the place where he is walking.
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