Honduran migrants at La72 shelter deterred from entering U.S. by enforcement policies
Jun 18, 2026 · Tenosique, Tabasco, Mexico, Honduras
Mostly young Honduran men at the La72 migrant shelter in Tenosique said they are heading to Monterrey instead of the U.S., understanding they are not welcome. Some still attempt dangerous maritime crossings into the United States; others are captured, detained, and deported, only to try again weeks later. Some likely never arrive and their fates remain unknown.
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