On this long desert march, migrants often face death, especially during the summer season.

But Mexican authorities acknowledge that migrants face run-ins with every level of law enforcement.

However the migrants faced difficulty finding work (the new settlements mainly needed farmers and builders) and 70% ultimately left, mostly moving on to America.

The migrants face rattlesnakes, robberies, bandits and the border patrol.

These migrants faced a great deal of hostility, especially from low-income Miami residents.

For instance, migrants have faced a number of alleged abuses in the United Arab Emirates (including Dubai).

While every country's migrants face risks, what makes the Philippines unique is a bureaucracy pledged to reduce them.

Now we'll see what these new migrants face along the road.

Refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and ethnic and religious minorities are all facing a worrying increase in violations of their universal fundamental rights.

The migrants already face a raft of prejudices.