Nogales, Mexico - Francisco 'Panchito' Olachea drove up to the port of entry to the US in Nogales, last Wednesday in a four-by-four Suzuki with a broken windshield and worn-out tires. The 57-year-old nurse, dressed in light blue scrubs with a stethoscope hanging around his neck, walked up to a small group of families waiting to speak to US immigration officials about their case for asylum. Lourdes Gonzales was sitting with her son and daughter on a pair of old blankets with two duffel bags full of her belongings next to her. Panchito told Gonzales he was a nurse. 'I'm here to see if you and your children are doing okay,' he said. Panchito asked about her health and sat down to take her blood pressure.

It was normal. The 28-year-old told Panchito that she had just arrived from the Mexican state of Guerrero, which has been. 'I had to leave my home,' Gonzales told Al Jazeera.

'Some people started to send me these notes in which they threatened me. They told me I had to pay them money and they would kill me if I didn't comply.' One of the notes that Gonzales carried said: 'Your days are numbered.' She also carried documents showing the official charges she made against these people. She said the police didn't help her. And, making a living as a single mother from selling clothing, she didn't have the money to pay the people who were threatening her.

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'I ran away because of my children,' she said. Gonzales is checked by Panchito after arriving at the port of entry in Nogales [Eline van Nes/Al Jazeera] After checking her health and determining she wasn't carrying diseases, Panchito told Gonzales someone would take her to one of the shelters where she could wait until it was her turn to come back to the port of entry to request asylum. 'You will have to wait your turn. It can take some weeks,' he said. 'He must have a white-people bible' Having crossed the border in 1976 as a tourist when he was 16 years old, Panchito, who is originally from the Mexican state of Baja California, overstayed his visa and lived in the US for some 30 years. Panchito spends a lot of time driving asylum seekers from the port of entry to shelters or vice versa [Eline van Nes/Al Jazeera] Earlier in the day, he rushed a pregnant refugee to the hospital. She had arrived in Nogales an hour earlier on a bus and had gone into labour.

Fifteen minutes after they got to the hospital, doctors called to tell him the baby was being born. 'We were right on time,' Panchito said.

'Otherwise I would have had to deliver her there, right at the line waiting at the port of entry, with some towels and whatever supplies I had on me. Can you imagine?' Driving over steep potholed roads and past hillside neighbourhoods where the houses are dusty and paint is peeling away, Panchito arrived at an auto parts store to pick up a transmission for his ambulance. 'I christened my ambulance Cristina,' he said while showing off the ambulance, which had a crack in the windshield and wires hanging from the dashboard. 'That's the name of one of my daughters, who cried so much because I wasn't there with her. This way, she is always with me.

Therefore, my little organisation is called Panchito y su Cristina, Panchito and his Cristina. That's how people know me here.' 'Migrants get robbed all the time' More than a 100 asylum seekers are currently waiting in Nogales, according to the Kino Border initiative, an organisation doing humanitarian aid work in the border city. Since the Trump administration announced its in April, rights groups for asylum seekers at the border.

Under the administration's policy, anyone caught crossing the border between official ports of entry is detained and prosecuted. After Trump last month, ending his administration's practice of separating children from their parents at the border, Customs and Border Protection said it was no longer referring all those who arrived with their children for prosecution. However, the administration maintains the 'zero-tolerance' policy is still in place. Several organisations, such as the Kino Border Initiative, have set up shelters where asylum seekers can wait their turn to apply for asylum at the port of entry.