A reported 25,000 migrants came through San Antonio in the month of July alone.
PUBLISHED 7:56 PM CDT Sep. 03, 2022SAN ANTONIO — Tony Arteaga has a video of his days in the jungle along his journey to the U.S. from Venezuela.
While they wait for their next destination they can be found in the heart of downtown San Antonio at Travis Park. Trejo is the son of Mexican immigrant parents, but he says Latinos de todos lados can all relate, especially through music. As they walked to grab necessities for the migrants at Travis Park, they all sang Puerto Rican singer Don Omar’s hit song, “Bandoleros.”
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