St. Louis Post-Dispatch Article RatingHaitian journey to Texas border starts in South America
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54% : So far this year, 19,000 have requested asylum in Mexico, a figure second only to Hondurans.50% : From there, many have made their way to Mexico, where some apply for asylum in the southern city of Tapachula and live in encampments.
48% : If jobs dry up, slowly move through Central America and Mexico by bus and on foot to wait -- perhaps years -- in northern border cities like Tijuana for the right time to enter the United States and claim asylum.
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