Migrants aboard Mexico cargo trains stranded miles from U.S. border

Migrants were stranded in Mexico on Friday miles from the U.S. border after the freight train they were traveling on top of abruptly stopped, amid the ongoing suspension of dozens of northbound trains over fears around migrant safety. Hundreds of migrants were seen by a Reuters witness aboard a stationary train in a desert-like area near Villa Ahumada, some 123 km (76.43 miles) from the border town of Ciudad Juarez in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. "They're treating us like animals," said Sasha Pacheco, who was on the stationary train, surrounded by her family including an infant.