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³§´Ç´Úò¹ ²Ñ²¹°ù³ÙòԱð³ú Chávez is an undergraduate student in International Relations at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), where she also contributes to the Observatory of the Mexico-United States Bilateral Relationship (ORBEM) and has experience as a teaching assistant. Her research interests focus on migration, inequalities, and gender, particularly regarding mobility policies and migration control. She is currently a Research Assistant at the Center for Demographic, Urban and Environmental Studies (CEDUA) at El Colegio de México, where she has also worked for the Seminar Migration, Inequality and Public Policies (MIGDEP). She is currently developing her undergraduate thesis using fieldwork data from the MEMO project to examine the impacts of restrictive migration policies on migrants’ experiences and trajectories in Mexico, with a particular focus on the externalization and digitalization of migration control and the implementation of CBP One. ³§´Ç´Úò¹ has also contributed to the MEMO project by transcribing, coding, and analyzing interviews, and helping with the organization of the 2 nd annual Conference titled “Why People Move: Interconnected Drivers of Complex Migrationâ€� held at El Colegio de México in March 2026.