deport (deportar)

Contexto del término Together, the United States and Mexico have apprehended almost 1 million people who originated from the Northern Triangle of Central America in the past five years, and have deported more than 800,000 of them. Many of these were children. Between 2010 and 2014, around 130,000 minors were apprehended, and more than 40,000 deported back to El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, the three countries that constitute the Northern Triangle. While the surge of unaccompanied children apprehended at the U.S.- Mexico border in 2014 generated intense media interest, little debate has focused on Mexico’s increasing enforcement role, the effect of combined U.S. and Mexican enforcement on Central American migration patterns, and the characteristics of the population deported to the Northern Triangle