Border migration crisis

The reason why the Mexican government turned to the outside world for help was because this Mexican border city was caught in a "humanitarian" crisis.

According to the Associated Press, the mayor of Tijuana, Mexico, announced on the 23rd that he was caught in a humanitarian crisis and asked the United Nations for assistance to help about 5,000 immigrants who wanted to enter the United States.

Tijuana officials and volunteers have helped 4976 immigrants reach the US-Mexico border. The Trump administration in the United States has been attacking the immigrant army for weeks, claiming that this team is full of criminals, gangs and terrorists, and threatening to close the US-Mexico border.

Mexican border cities are caught in a "humanitarian" crisis.

Manuel Figueroa, an official in charge of the city's social service department, said that Tijuana has added mobile toilets, shower equipment and supplied shampoo and soap, but these are not enough. "Because of the indifference, indifference and abandonment of the federal government, we have to turn to international institutions, such as the United Nations," figueroa said.