Migrants crossing the border from Guatemala into Mexico's southern city of Tapachula, en route to the United States, are facing a "dead end" city with no where to go, and they're often hurt and suffering, the director of Doctor's Without Borders says.
In the latest edition of Border Report Live, Nicholas Gildersleeve, base director in Tapachula for the nonprofit organization Doctor's Without Borders, tells South Texas Correspondent Sandra Sanchez about the harrowing conditions migrants stuck there face, and how his organization tries to help them.
