US President-elect Donald Trump is committed to carry out the largest deportation programme in American history along the Mexico-US border.
The flow of migrants from Mexico in the US has long overshadowed relations between the two neighbours and became a defining issue of the 2024 US presidential election race that culminated in Trump’s victory last year.
Raids to detain and deport migrants living in the US without permission could begin as early as Tuesday – the day after Trump officially returns to the White House – according to US media reports.
BBC Correspondent Will Grant travelled to the border city of Tijuana to meet some of those in a migrant camp.
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