Honduras recorded an unprecedented number of migrants transiting the country in July 2023: 46,779 people.
![Screenshot of linked page showing graph with 46,779 “migrantes irregulares” coming through Honduras in July 2023; the next highest month on the graph, which goes back to 2014, is 30,775 in October 2022.](https://i0.wp.com/adamisacson.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/CleanShot-2023-08-04-at-05.01.28.jpg?fit=30%2C17&ssl=1)
Through July 30, the month saw 52% more migration than second-place October 2022, and represented a 75% increase over June 2023.
Countries with over 1,000 migrants through July 30 were Venezuela (51% of the total), Cuba, Ecuador, Mauritania, Haiti, Senegal, and Egypt.
96 percent of registered migrants did so in the Nicaragua border-zone towns of Danlí and Trojes, in El Paraíso department. We visited that zone at the very end of April, and posted photos and a report, when the flow of migrants was less than half what it was at the end of July.