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Okay, here's today's episode of Post Reports.

The shelter I visited is in San Luis Poto Sea,

a central Mexican city that's on the migrant route to many of the border cities

and it's a large sprawling facility right next to the railroad tracks.

Mary Beth Sheridan covers Mexico and Central America for the

post. This month she visited a shelter housing migrants making their way north, hoping

to seek asylum at the southern U.S. border.

And it is just wildly overcrowded right now because of the number of migrants passing through Mexico.

So the shelter director has had to convert practically

every space possible into a sleeping area. We're entering an area where

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