After years of making up a small percentage of Central American migrants in the US, the number of Nicaraguans in the US immigration system has grown rapidly. Here’s the background and the data.
In Brownsville this past May, most of the people we welcomed were from Nicaragua, with Cuba a distant second. I had heard that Nicaragua would accept only a small number of its people deported from the U.S., maybe a couple of hundred per month.
In Brownsville this past May, most of the people we welcomed were from Nicaragua, with Cuba a distant second. I had heard that Nicaragua would accept only a small number of its people deported from the U.S., maybe a couple of hundred per month.
Thank you for this- great work!