Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum now suggests collaborating with the U.S. on receiving deported migrants, a change from her previous opposition.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum appears to have changed her stance on receiving migrants from other countries expected to be deported by the Trump administration later this month. During her daily news conference on Friday, Sheinbaum stated that Mexico and the U.S. could collaborate on cases where migrants are deported to Mexico instead of being returned to their countries of origin. She proposed that Mexico could receive migrants from certain countries or request compensation from the U.S.
to return them to their home countries. Sheinbaum hinted that details are still being worked out with the United States. These new claims contradict previous statements from the Mexican president, who had publicly opposed the Trump administration and vowed to fight the expected increase in deportations. U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that his administration would deport a large number of migrants upon taking office. The Mexican government is preparing border cities and states for receiving newly deported Mexican citizens, but Sheinbaum previously stated her government would not accept migrants from other countries
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