Asylum Seekers March Towards U.S. Border

   Source: Trt World Nov 8, 2018 No Comments


Thousands of Central Americans migrants have resumed their push toward the United States hoping to get asylum and a better life, away from poverty and violence. U.S. President Donald Trump says they are not welcome and he's spending millions to keep them out.

Mobin Nasir reports on the controversy in the U.S. over immigration reform, and what it could mean for those hoping to enter the country. He speaks to TRT World's Editor at Large, Craig Copetas.

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