Trump’s border crackdown triggers humanitarian crisis: Tens of thousands of migrants stranded in Mexico

President Donald Trump's latest border crackdown has left tens of thousands of migrants stranded in Mexico. Many had been waiting for months for their chance to enter the US, but now their dreams are shattered. (AP)

As the situation at the border continues to deteriorate, migrants are being forced to turn to desperate measures. They ride freight trains, hire smugglers, and dodge authorities, all in the hopes of reaching the US. But the risks are high, and many have already lost their lives in the attempt. (AP)

Mexico is struggling to cope with the influx of migrants. Shelters are overcrowded, and resources are scarce. Many migrants are forced to live on the streets, vulnerable to crime and exploitation. (AP)

The crisis at the border is a direct result of Trump's immigration policies, which have been widely criticized by humanitarian groups. The president's decision to end the CBP One app, which had allowed migrants to apply for asylum online, has left many without a safe and legal pathway to the US. (AP)

Migrants are in limbo, unsure of what the future holds. Many have been forced to abandon their homes and livelihoods in search of safety and security. (AP)

Trump's policies creating a seemingly impenetrable barrier at the border, many are left wondering if they will ever find the peace and stability they so desperately seek. (AP)