Thousands of Latin American migrants, especially from Venezuela, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua, applied for asylum in the last year in Spain. Faced with official obstacles, some have sought refuge in churches.

Athenas Burrola, a lawyer from South Carolina, travels down to Mexico to give legal advice to Honduran migrants in the caravan seeking asylum in the United States.

Last week, Michael was born to Maryury Serrano Hernandez and her husband Miguel after she went into labor as they were crossing the border wall.

After the inauguration of President Lopez-Obrador in Mexico, John Feeley breaks down what migrants in Mexico may face when attempting to cross into the US.

The Gomez family joined the caravan hoping for a second chance at asylum in the United States after being turned down by Canada.

Their lives coincided in the journey north to Tijuana, and some have stories that stand out from the majority of migrants. Univision Noticias spoke to some of the more unusual cases.