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Fear of U.S. Raids Drives Remittances to Guanajuato

Silao, Gto.- The fear of being deported due to the tightening of immigration policies and raids in the United States has led members of the migrant community to take precautionary measures, such as speeding up the sending of money, goods and work tools to their places of origin. The president of the Federation of Migrants and resident in the state of California, Joe Barba Caudillo, explained that the uncertainty caused many citizens to speed up …
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Silao, Gto.- The fear of being deported due to the tightening of immigration policies and raids in the United States has led members of the migrant community to take precautionary measures, such as speeding up the sending of money, goods and work tools to their places of origin. The president of the Federation of Migrants and resident in the state of California, Joe Barba Caudillo, explained that the uncertainty caused many citizens to speed up …

·Guanajuato, Mexico
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Periódico Correo broke the news in Guanajuato, Mexico on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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