A U.S. Appeals Court blocked the Trump administration's efforts to end the DACA program that protects about 700,000 young people from deportation.

Most of the Central Americans who participated earlier this year in the first caravan of migrants passed a 'credible fear' interview after turning themselves in to the Border Patrol, according to official figures provided to Univision by the U.S. immigration service.

Trump tweeted on Monday that he is going to "begin cutting off" aid to Central American countries for not doing enough to stop migrant caravan

Opponents of the Honduran government say that the caravan is a response to violence and extreme poverty, but the country's president claims it's part of a campaign to destabilize the country.

The Trump administration and Central American governments have met several times in recent months to discuss plans to crack down on illegal migration, but apparently to no avail.

The suffering of children who were separated at the border doesn't always end when they're reunited with their families. This is the case of Adayanci Pérez, a 6-year-old Guatemalan girl who was taken away from her family for three and a half months. Her condition shows major mental and emotional repercussions caused by the 'zero tolerance' policy of Donald Trump's administration. Psychologists warn that without proper treatment her trauma could be permanent.