In Tijuana, thousands of families stuck in ‘Kafkaesque’ U.S. asylum process
Families sleep in tents at a migrant shelter in Tijuana as they wait for the U.S. government to process asylum claims. (Courtesy/Warren Binford)
In a canyon outside Tijuana, Mexico, hundreds of families crowded together in tents inside a shelter, waiting to apply for asylum in the U.S.
The shelter bathroom was dirty, with many families sharing two sinks: one for the bathroom, and one for washing clothes.
Though children can attend school, few do because…
