The nationalities of the detainees have not yet been reported, but the majority usually come from Haiti and Cuba, countries that face great social inequalities.
Two groups of migrants, in an undetermined number, arrived this Sunday aboard boats to two points of the broward county coast, north of Miami, and authorities detained several, local media reported.
The first boat arrived at around 10 a.m. local time on a Fort Lauderdale beach and the police were notified by witnesses that some 15 people.
According to the Local 10 channel, an unknown number of migrants are already in the custody of the US Customs and Border Protection Agency (CBP).
About an hour later another boat with migrants landed on the coast of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, in the same area of Broward, and police later detained 9 migrants.
At least 12 thousand Venezuelan migrants enter Tulcán every month to go to the south of the continent
The nationalities of the detainees have not been reported, but the coasts of South Florida are seeing arrival mainly Haitians and Cubans and in a number greater than last year.
Most are deported to their countries, who go through difficult situations economic and social.
The dangers of returning to their native country mean that migrants remain in Ecuador, their foster home
In the sea, the Coast Guard intercepted 293 Cubans in the last two months.
The monthly average of interceptions is currently double that of the previous year, according to the US Coast Guard
In the entire fiscal year that ended on September 30, 838 Cubans were intercepted, according to that source. (I)
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