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The Mexican women aiding migrants on their perilous journey to the US

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A group of women in the eastern state of Veracruz , known as Las Patronas , bag up rice, beans, tortillas, bread, bread and tins of tuna and bottles of water.

This year , Mexico has stopped around three times as many migrants who have crossed into its territory from Central America as it did a year ago .

Mexico has just chosen its first woman president, Claudia Sheinbaum , who will take office in October .

Thousands of detained migrants have been dropped in towns on the border with Guatemala , some 2,000 kilometres from the US border.

Mexico only sent back around 8,500 people in the first three months of this year .

Salvadoran migrant, Guadalupe, likens the tactic to a giant game of snakes and ladders.

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