Down a bumpy neighborhood road in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico – a crime-ridden city in the state of Chihuahua with more than 1 million people – sits a migrant shelter for women who’ve been trapped in Mexico under the Trump administration’s “Remain in Mexico” policy.

In Juárez, migrants wait for a number, their fates uncertain.

On Aug. 13, SPLC staff writer Liz Vinson visited the U.S.-Mexico border with Deputy Legal Director Mary Bauer to speak with migrants affected by the Trump administration’s asylum policies. She saw firsthand the human toll of Trump’s “Turnback Policy,” under which immigration authorities are illegally restricting the number of asylum seekers who are inspected and…