Large numbers of migrants have been crossing into the United States from Mexico in recent weeks, piling pressure on the Biden administration to stem the flow of people as the U.S. 2024 presidential election race begins to heat up.
[1/32]Asylum seekers wait behind razor wire after crossing the Rio Grande as they attempt to enter the United States in Eagle Pass, Texas, September 27. REUTERS/Brian SnyderShare this photo[2/32]Migrants cross the Rio Grande River to try to apply for asylum through Eagle Pass, Texas, U.S., as seen from Piedras Negras, in Piedras Negras, Mexico, September 27. REUTERS/Daniel BecerrilShare this photo
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