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The Gonzalez family of five from Guatemala, who are applying for asylum in the U.S., stand for a family portrait before going to a soup kitchen to eat in Nogales, Mexico, on the U.S. border, Friday, Jan. 3, 2020. The family was sent by U.S. authorities to Nogales, Mexico on Thursday as part of the so-called “Remain in Mexico” program, and have a court appointment in El Paso on March 23. Lorenzo Gonzalez said the five of them were separated while being processed in the U.S. immigration system, after they turned themselves in to authorities in the sister city Nogales, Arizona. (AP Photo/Luis Enrique Castillo)
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