Redes de posibilidades: desplazamientos desde Oriente Medio hasta la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos.

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Title:	Redes de posibilidades: desplazamientos desde Oriente Medio hasta la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos. (Spanish).
Authors:	Oliaei, Houman
Source:	Revista Migraciones Forzadas. may2025, Issue 75, p24-28. 5p.
Subjects:	DYNAMICAL systems, IMMIGRATION policy, ILLEGALITY, BUREAUCRACY, CORRUPTION, IMMIGRANTS
Geographic Terms:	MIDDLE East, VENEZUELA
Abstract (English):	The article addresses the complex migration routes that people from the Middle East take towards the border between Mexico and the United States, highlighting the increase in these arrivals in recent years due to the tightening of European borders. It describes how migrants use various strategies and networks of intermediaries to navigate bureaucracy and corruption, creating a dynamic system that combines legality and illegality. The routes include entry points such as Brazil and Venezuela, and face significant challenges, such as extortion and changes in immigration policies. The text suggests the need for more nuanced and coordinated responses to address migration, recognizing that it occurs through networks of possibilities rather than fixed corridors. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish):	El artículo aborda las complejas rutas migratorias que siguen las personas de Oriente Medio hacia la frontera entre México y Estados Unidos, destacando el aumento de estas llegadas en los últimos años debido al endurecimiento de las fronteras europeas. Se describe cómo los migrantes utilizan diversas estrategias y redes de intermediarios para sortear la burocracia y la corrupción, creando un sistema dinámico que combina legalidad e ilegalidad. Las rutas incluyen puntos de entrada como Brasil y Venezuela, y enfrentan desafíos significativos, como extorsiones y cambios en las políticas migratorias. El texto sugiere la necesidad de respuestas más matizadas y coordinadas para abordar la migración, reconociendo que esta se produce a través de redes de posibilidades en lugar de corredores fijos. [Extracted from the article]
Database:	Referencia Latina

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Abstract:	The article addresses the complex migration routes that people from the Middle East take towards the border between Mexico and the United States, highlighting the increase in these arrivals in recent years due to the tightening of European borders. It describes how migrants use various strategies and networks of intermediaries to navigate bureaucracy and corruption, creating a dynamic system that combines legality and illegality. The routes include entry points such as Brazil and Venezuela, and face significant challenges, such as extortion and changes in immigration policies. The text suggests the need for more nuanced and coordinated responses to address migration, recognizing that it occurs through networks of possibilities rather than fixed corridors. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:	14609827