Six years ago, about 100 Indigenous Otomí walked into the headquarters of INPI in Mexico City. They've been there ever since. Her Otomí family, originally from Santiago Mexquititlán, Querétaro, lived in one of several precarious properties occupied by Indigenous migrants in central Mexico City. Their home was made of corrugated metal sheets riddled with holes. “When it rained, we had to cover our blankets,” she recalled.