Governors in Mexico's northern border states are preparing for potential mass deportations from the United States under the incoming Trump administration. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has warned governors of the possibility of mass removals starting as early as February and urged them to prepare accordingly. Meetings are taking place to coordinate security and reception efforts for returning migrants.
Governors in Mexico ’s northern border states began making preparations for President-Elect Donald Trump’s planned mass deportation operations. The president of Mexico told the governors to expect to receive migrants removed from the United States in February.
During the Acapulco meeting in early December, Mexican President Sheinbaum specifically warned governors from border states about the possibility of mass removals and the need to begin preparations. According to a, a Spanish-language news agency, Sheinbaum warned the northern states that the deportations could start as early as February.
The meeting also focused on issues related to collaborating with Mexican Consul officers in the United States to address sensitive cases involving unaccompanied migrant children and other vulnerable migrants. According to a source within Customs and Border Protection, who is not authorized to speak to the media, the southwest border situation will likely change rapidly after the Trump inauguration. It should not come as a surprise to authorities in Mexico.
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