Editor's note

In Feburary, a 25-year-old man recently deported from the United States threw himself off a bridge in Tijuana, Mexico. His suicide lays bare the human suffering unfolding across the US-Mexico border as Donald Trump’s severe immigration rules take effect.

For many migrants, the stress and uncertainty caused by deportation – or the looming threat of it – amount to trauma.

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Catesby Holmes

Global Commissioning Editor

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Undocumented migrants are facing increased psychological trauma due to harsh new US immigration rules. Sandy Huffaker/Reuters

Living on the edge: are America's deportation laws traumatising immigrants?

Alejandra Rivera, Universidad Autonoma de la Ciudad de Mexico

A suicide in Tijuana casts bleak light on the trauma that undocumented immigrants face in Donald Trump's America.

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