10/12/2026
Charlotte Victoria Wade, a freelance journalist from Scotland, who has been to Brownsville and volunteered with Madrinas de Justicia, returned in July to write an article about the changes in immigration rules along the border and how the Madrinas, and other organizations, have adapted to those changes.
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Thousands of asylum seekers and migrants remain in limbo in Mexican border cities as support networks wear thin.