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![Marili Portillo is in Matamoros with her children Madelin, 3, and Josué, 5. They are asylum seekers from Honduras.<br />
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Marili left home in July, she paid the guide who helped her to get to the US $10,400, it took them a month to get to the US border where she and her children were kidnapped and held for ransom for 15 days, the ransom was paid. She crossed the river with her children and was arrested when she arrived in the US. Marili says that she was mistreated by border officials who insulted her, and she was kept in an isolation cell for 6 days. She has been deported into Mexico to await the next hearing in her asylum process. "I escaped from Honduras, I had a good job and they [a gang] were extorting money from me. The officials want evidence of that, I don't have documents to prove it, and I can't get them while I'm here".<br />
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"Every day, people come here to help us, with food and other things, but it's not enough, there are a lot of people here in this camp, thousands, and we are fighting over what help comes. And now, with the rain, there aren't enough tents, everything gets wet and people are getting sick. But, thanks to the churches, to the help they provide, we are surviving."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000ECh3M.ecvU4/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000ECh3M.ecvU4.jpg)
![Marili Portillo is in Matamoros with her children Madelin, 3, and Josué, 5. They are asylum seekers from Honduras.<br />
<br />
Marili left home in July, she paid the guide who helped her to get to the US $10,400, it took them a month to get to the US border where she and her children were kidnapped and held for ransom for 15 days, the ransom was paid. She crossed the river with her children and was arrested when she arrived in the US. Marili says that she was mistreated by border officials who insulted her, and she was kept in an isolation cell for 6 days. She has been deported into Mexico to await the next hearing in her asylum process. "I escaped from Honduras, I had a good job and they [a gang] were extorting money from me. The officials want evidence of that, I don't have documents to prove it, and I can't get them while I'm here".<br />
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"Every day, people come here to help us, with food and other things, but it's not enough, there are a lot of people here in this camp, thousands, and we are fighting over what help comes. And now, with the rain, there aren't enough tents, everything gets wet and people are getting sick. But, thanks to the churches, to the help they provide, we are surviving."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000IdO4xNqcM6I/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000IdO4xNqcM6I.jpg)
![Marili Portillo is in Matamoros with her children Madelin, 3, and Josué, 5. They are asylum seekers from Honduras.<br />
<br />
Marili left home in July, she paid the guide who helped her to get to the US $10,400, it took them a month to get to the US border where she and her children were kidnapped and held for ransom for 15 days, the ransom was paid. She crossed the river with her children and was arrested when she arrived in the US. Marili says that she was mistreated by border officials who insulted her, and she was kept in an isolation cell for 6 days. She has been deported into Mexico to await the next hearing in her asylum process. "I escaped from Honduras, I had a good job and they [a gang] were extorting money from me. The officials want evidence of that, I don't have documents to prove it, and I can't get them while I'm here".<br />
<br />
"Every day, people come here to help us, with food and other things, but it's not enough, there are a lot of people here in this camp, thousands, and we are fighting over what help comes. And now, with the rain, there aren't enough tents, everything gets wet and people are getting sick. But, thanks to the churches, to the help they provide, we are surviving."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000dexKK3IH9CA/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000dexKK3IH9CA.jpg)
![Marili Portillo is in Matamoros with her children Madelin, 3, and Josué, 5. This is Josué. They are asylum seekers from Honduras.<br />
<br />
Marili left home in July, she paid the guide who helped her to get to the US $10,400, it took them a month to get to the US border where she and her children were kidnapped and held for ransom for 15 days, the ransom was paid. She crossed the river with her children and was arrested when she arrived in the US. Marili says that she was mistreated by border officials who insulted her, and she was kept in an isolation cell for 6 days. She has been deported into Mexico to await the next hearing in her asylum process. "I escaped from Honduras, I had a good job and they [a gang] were extorting money from me. The officials want evidence of that, I don't have documents to prove it, and I can't get them while I'm here".<br />
<br />
"Every day, people come here to help us, with food and other things, but it's not enough, there are a lot of people here in this camp, thousands, and we are fighting over what help comes. And now, with the rain, there aren't enough tents, everything gets wet and people are getting sick. But, thanks to the churches, to the help they provide, we are surviving."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000iqdQW99E6Ko/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000iqdQW99E6Ko.jpg)
![Marili Portillo is in Matamoros with her children Madelin, 3, and Josué, 5. This is Josué. They are asylum seekers from Honduras.<br />
<br />
Marili left home in July, she paid the guide who helped her to get to the US $10,400, it took them a month to get to the US border where she and her children were kidnapped and held for ransom for 15 days, the ransom was paid. She crossed the river with her children and was arrested when she arrived in the US. Marili says that she was mistreated by border officials who insulted her, and she was kept in an isolation cell for 6 days. She has been deported into Mexico to await the next hearing in her asylum process. "I escaped from Honduras, I had a good job and they [a gang] were extorting money from me. The officials want evidence of that, I don't have documents to prove it, and I can't get them while I'm here".<br />
<br />
"Every day, people come here to help us, with food and other things, but it's not enough, there are a lot of people here in this camp, thousands, and we are fighting over what help comes. And now, with the rain, there aren't enough tents, everything gets wet and people are getting sick. But, thanks to the churches, to the help they provide, we are surviving."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000mylQWGPrZh4/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000mylQWGPrZh4.jpg)
![Nancy is travelling with her daughters Melanie and Estefanie, from Guerrero, Mexico. they are seeking asylum in the US, because of the extreme violence in Guerrero, and have been sent back to Tamaulipas under the MPP Protocol while they wait for their case to be heard. They are sleeping rough near the Rio Bravo in Matamoros while they wait.<br />
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"The delinquency is horrible in our State. If you work, you work for the criminals, not for yourself, they take everything. It's dangerous to go out in the street. We've left escaping. <br />
<br />
People have come here, with food and blankets. But when we go to the bridge, they [the officials] send us back. They told us there's no space left there, that we should go back to where we came from."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000OqoFihMlEMM/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000OqoFihMlEMM.jpg)
![Nancy is travelling with her daughters Melanie and Estefanie, from Guerrero, Mexico. they are seeking asylum in the US, because of the extreme violence in Guerrero, and have been sent back to Tamaulipas under the MPP Protocol while they wait for their case to be heard. They are sleeping rough near the Rio Bravo in Matamoros while they wait.<br />
<br />
"The delinquency is horrible in our State. If you work, you work for the criminals, not for yourself, they take everything. It's dangerous to go out in the street. We've left escaping. <br />
<br />
People have come here, with food and blankets. But when we go to the bridge, they [the officials] send us back. They told us there's no space left there, that we should go back to where we came from."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000LVmPi12w8Mg/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000LVmPi12w8Mg.jpg)
![Nancy is travelling with her daughters Melanie and Estefanie, from Guerrero, Mexico. they are seeking asylum in the US, because of the extreme violence in Guerrero, and have been sent back to Tamaulipas under the MPP Protocol while they wait for their case to be heard. They are sleeping rough near the Rio Bravo in Matamoros while they wait.<br />
<br />
"The delinquency is horrible in our State. If you work, you work for the criminals, not for yourself, they take everything. It's dangerous to go out in the street. We've left escaping. <br />
<br />
People have come here, with food and blankets. But when we go to the bridge, they [the officials] send us back. They told us there's no space left there, that we should go back to where we came from."](https://www.hawkey.co.uk/img-get2/I0000TILTWUD_VHY/fit=/fill=200x200/g=G00001xW0RyCo9ws/I0000TILTWUD_VHY.jpg)
