<h1>Casa Frida LGBTQ+ Migrant Shelter Struggles After Losing U.S. Aid; Seeks New Funding to Continue Support Services.</h1> In Tapachula, Mexico, Casa Frida, a shelter for LGBTQ+ migrants, faces significant challenges following the suspension of U.S. aid under former President Trump. The shelter, which lost 60% of its funding, supports migrants fleeing violence and discrimination based on gender identity. Despite decreased migrant numbers at the border due to policy changes, Casa Frida's requests for help remain steady, with many unable to return home. The shelter provides housing, legal guidance, and psychological support, aiming to integrate victims into society. Efforts to secure new funding are ongoing to sustain operations amidst financial constraints.