Senegalese migrants are using TikTok and WhatsApp to plan journeys from Nicaragua to the US: 'It's not something hidden'

US authorities arrested Senegalese migrants 20,231 times for crossing the border illegally from July to December, a 10-fold increase from the same year-ago period. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2024/03/02/senegalese-migrants-using-tiktok-to-plan-journeys-from-nicaragua-to-us/

Senegalese migrants are using TikTok and WhatsApp to plan journeys from Nicaragua to the US: ‘It’s not something hidden’

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