Stopped in Mexico: Migration in the Trump era

Kerly's Culpa is sitting in a neon-green tent under a bridge. It's early morning, and she's using her cell phone camera to show her makeshift home. Other tents are surrounding her; a man is leaning against a fence and smoking. Children are playing; Kerly's wheelchair is next to her tent. The 31-year-old Venezuelan has been living in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico, for two months with her husband and three children. They were part of a caravan that set…