In a few months, nearly 2,000 migrants living at a camp across the border in the Mexican city of Reynosa will be relocated to two new shelter sites. 

While the process has been slow for asylum hopefuls, advocates say they want to help keep migrants safe from crime.

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Still, some migrants living at La Plaza de la Republica in Reynosa say they're unsure about relocating to new grounds. Some say they're concerned about their safety and want to stay within reach of the international bridge. 

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