San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas — El Universal reports that Mexico has granted asylum to just 3% of applicants, raising concerns among human rights groups.
Despite record numbers of migrants arriving from Central America and the Caribbean, approval rates remain low.
Officials argue that many applications do not meet international criteria, while NGOs claim the process is slow and restrictive.
The National Refugee Commission faces mounting pressure as shelters overflow.
Advocates warn that Mexico risks violating humanitarian obligations, while the government insists it is balancing compassion with national security.
Source: El Universal
