Like many other countries in Central America, the country has bowed to U.S. demands to crackdown on immigration.
Like some other nations in Central America, the nation has given in to American pressure to stop migration. Like some other nations in Central America, the nation has given in to American pressure to stop migration.
Like many other countries in Central America, the country has bowed to U.S. demands to crackdown on immigration.
El Salvador has instituted new regulations for people coming into the country, with this joining other nations in Central America as the region sees a surge of people heading toward the United States. Individuals from Africa and India who intend to enter the country will now have to pay an additional charge of $1,130. Fifty-seven nations now face fresh visa restrictions, causing alarm among immigrant advocacy organizations. Hazel Contreras, a reporter for Alianza América based in Chicago, mentioned to The Progressive that El Salvador has set up barriers for migrants. Individuals from El Salvadorian civil society have highlighted that the recently enacted high entrance fee is a prejudicial and prejudiced action to determine who can pay it. She states that passing through El Salvador is the only option. The United States government has implemented a new visa fee in order to reduce the amount of immigration coming in through the airports that help migrants cut down on travel time and draw closer to the boundary of the country. Many migrants look to airports near the border of the United States for refuge.
