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According to credible sources, the Mexican government has been scrambling to build facilities—tents and encampments—to temporarily house thousands of migrants fleeing the U.S. border, many of whom originate from Central and South America, including Venezuela, Honduras, and Guatemala. Interestingly, a significant number of migrants are now self-deporting, choosing to return to Mexico to avoid apprehension and deportation, knowing they can try to re-enter legally later. This reverse migration pattern signals a pivotal change in migrant behavior, influenced heavily by the increased likelihood of enforcement and deportation.