Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance

The Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance addresses the challenges faced by Cuban migrants, from asylum applications and legal fees to caravans and public tensions.

Migrant Caravan Faces Health Crises and Detention Amidst Mexican Crackdown

Published on 10/11/2025

Cuban Migrant in Mexican Caravan May Have Wound Infected by Screw Worm, Say Doctors

Published on 10/11/2025

Mexicans Demand Deportation of Undocumented Cuban Migrants: "Go Back to Your Country"

Published on 10/10/2025

Cuban Migrants Plan Caravan Departure from Tapachula

Published on 9/26/2025

Cubans Embark on Caravan from Tapachula Heading North in Search of Relocation or Asylum

Published on 8/8/2025

Cubans Face Financial Barriers in Mexican Asylum Process: "Legal Fees Reach Up to 40 Thousand Pesos"

Published on 7/28/2025

Stranded Cuban Mother in Mexico Seeks Reunion with Family in the U.S.

Published on 1/29/2025

Cubana Shares Life in a Crowded Mexican Home: "I Have to Dash to the Stove Before Brushing My Teeth"

Published on 10/29/2024

Cuban Immigrant Washes Cars to Survive After Losing Documents in Mexico

Published on 9/27/2024

Cuban Migrant Robs Mexican Store, Steals 80 Cell Phones

Published on 7/23/2024

Over 8,800 Cubans Seek Refuge in Mexico from January to June This Year

Published on 7/11/2024

Asylum Applications Drop Over 40% in Mexico

Published on 6/21/2024