I think a regional approach is a good way to respond and to look at it for the Americas.
As my colleague indicated, the safe mobility offices are one response. However, it should be a multi-faceted response, and you should study the routes that people are taking and look at an approach that's done along the routes.
The safe mobility offices are one way to respond, and Canada could definitely encourage more countries to participate and could look at programs that are similar.
Another way to respond is by strengthening asylum systems in the region and stopping people from moving forward. If they could access protection earlier through the asylum system of a country, that would be another way to respond and to ensure that they're not using smugglers to move further north. Another way would be having more programming and supports specifically for vulnerable populations like women on the move and unaccompanied children on the move, with programming along the route that goes from the south of Latin America up north.