will be applied (as is the practice otherwise). Offices Since 1999, the INM approved the increase from 16 to 32 regional offices, one for every state of Mexico and the Federal District. It also has 45 migration stations concentrated on border states (land), Mexico City (air) and the Gulf of Mexico (sea). These stations are: Immigration statistics 2004 People who traveled to other countries through Mexico: 114,000 Number of undocumented immigrants: By outcome Deported out of Mexico: 211,218 Detained in Mexico: 215,695 By country of origin: Guatemala: 42.9% Honduras: 33.7% El Salvador: 17.9% Nicaragua: 1.3% Other: 4.2% Foreign visitors registered and documented: 23,048,000 Foreign people, permanently residing in Mexico, re-entering the country: 1,582 Temporary workers from Guatemala re-entering the country: 41,894 Foreign people entering the country temporarily: 19,614,710 By reason of entry Tourists: 8,770,686 Business travelers: 413,619 Other: 10,430,405 People who entered to apply for residency: 8,513 People who received Mexican citizenship: 1,582 People who regularized their immigration status: 4,373 By country: Guatemala: 1,332 Honduras: 1,046 El Salvador: 492 Colombia: 307 Nicaragua: 161 Peru: 155 Other countries: 650 By state of residence: Chiapas: 1,571 Federal District: 517 Baja California: 305 Jalisco: 266 Quintana Roo: 222 Tamaulipas: 275 Campeche: 160 Chihuahua: 119 Veracruz: 108 By gender: Women: 2,214 Men: 2,159 2017 report A 2017 report commissioned by the Instituto Nacional de Migración argued that migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were subjected to physical, verbal and sexual abuse in its detention centers, including solitary confinement, death threats and unwanted sexual contact. The INM refuted the claims. References External links Government of Mexico Demographics of Mexico Immigration to Mexico Human rights organizations based in Mexico