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With the new Trump administration vowing large-scale deportations, Mexico is bracing for an influx of both its own citizens and migrants from other countries. President Claudia Sheinbaum has announced measures to manage the expected increase in deportations, signaling a shift in policy regarding non-Mexican migrants.
Accepting Non-Mexican Deportees
Initially, Mexico aimed to have the U.S. send non-Mexican migrants directly to their home countries. However, Sheinbaum has since indicated that Mexico is open to receiving these individuals if the U.S. does not return them to their nations of origin. Mexico may limit this acceptance to certain nationalities or seek compensation from the U.S. for transporting deportees back to their homelands. Despite this collaboration, Sheinbaum has emphasized that Mexico does not support such deportations.
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Accepting Non-Mexican Deportees
Initially, Mexico aimed to have the U.S. send non-Mexican migrants directly to their home countries. However, Sheinbaum has since indicated that Mexico is open to receiving these individuals if the U.S. does not return them to their nations of origin. Mexico may limit this acceptance to certain nationalities or seek compensation from the U.S. for transporting deportees back to their homelands. Despite this collaboration, Sheinbaum has emphasized that Mexico does not support such deportations.
Read More : https://onthenode.com/news/mexico-prepares-for-increased-deportations-from-the-u-s-accepting-both-mexican-and-non-mexican-migrants
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