Thousands of migrants are currently stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border following the recent cancellation of the main legal pathway for asylum claims by President Trump. The situation has left many individuals in limbo, as they had been awaiting immigration appointments for several months.
The abrupt termination of the CBP One app on Monday has significantly impacted the ability of asylum seekers to enter the country legally. This development has raised concerns among immigration advocates and humanitarian organizations regarding the welfare of those affected.
As the situation unfolds, authorities are facing pressure to address the needs of the stranded migrants, who are now left without clear options for proceeding with their asylum claims.