Sheinbaum's Government Says the U.S. Continues Deporting Mexicans to Central America Despite Their Objections: "There Is No Reason"
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By Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español The Mexican government said Thursday that the United States continues to deport Mexicans to Central American countries, despite President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration expressing its rejection of this practice in August. Sergio Salomón, commissioner of the National Migration Institute (INAMI), reported that 2,900 Mexicans
Claudia Sheinbaum disagrees with the US decision to deport nationals to Central American countries, rather than repatriate them to Mexican territory.
Sheinbaum Protests Deportation of More Than 2,900 U.S. Mexicans to Central America · Global Voices
The government activated its consulates to welcome the connationals and speed up their return to Mexico.
The United States has sent 2,900 Mexicans to Central American countries instead of deporting them directly to national territory.
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