Jesus Hernandez, 30, shows how he leaves his underground foxhole that he dug out of the river sediment in the Tijuana River canal, which has become home to hundreds of people deported from the US, in Tijuana, Mexico, 03 May 2013. Hernandez had been living undocumented in the US since he was six-years old, but was deported 18 months ago and has since been living in the river canal. Heightened US border security and record numbers of deportations from the US have created a growing population of people who live homeless in Mexican cities that border with the United States. Many had lived for years undocumented in the US and have little or no family and other support in Mexico, and are subject to fall into depression, substance abuse and crime. Tijuana, Mexico, borders on the US city of San Diego, California. EPA/DAVID MAUNG ( MEXICO FEATURE PACKAGE HOMELESS DEPORTEES )