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President Obama has requested $1 billion in the 2016 budget to provide support to countries in Central America. The money will go to a program that aims to keep potential migrants from needing to leave their homes in the first residence.
Tim Padgett,WLRN Americas reporter, traveled to Honduras this past summer to see whether Obama's spending is making a difference. It's allotment of a series this week on WLRN, or called "The Migration Maze."What you'll learn from this segment:How the Obama Administration is trying to tackle the Central American immigration problem.
How similar programs believe fared in the past.
How people in Honduras and other countries feel approximately these programs.
Source: wnyc.org