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[Earl]

Ferromex, Mexico's largest concessionary rail operator, said it would be stopping operations in the northern Mexico as migrants are climbing on freight cars seeking access to the U.S. | Fox News

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Ferromex train from Zacatecas, packed with migrants, heads toward southern border Ferromex, Mexico's largest concessionary rail operator, said it would be stopping operations in the northern Mexico as migrants are climbing on freight cars seeking access to the U.S.

 

[Earl]

The reason that they stopped operations was the injuries and deaths of illegals, not to stop them from getting to our border.

 

[Earl]

A Mexican railway company has halted operations after a video showing migrants packed into freight cars riding into the U.S. went viral earlier this week, citing safety concerns for those climbing aboard.

Ferromex railway announced Tuesday that it would temporarily suspend trains running in the northern part of the country as migrants are getting hurt in the process of climbing aboard the freight cars.

"There has been a significant increase in the number of migrants in recent days," Ferromex said in a statement, adding that it was stopping the trains "to protect the physical safety of the migrants" while it awaited action by governing authorities and law enforcement to solve the larger issue.

The company specifically cited about a "half-dozen regrettable cases of injuries or deaths" caused by migrants hopping onto freight cars in recent days. It also said some migrants were jumping onto moving freight cars "despite the grave danger that represents."

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