Leaders of Mexican organizations in the United States and internationalists stressed that, while the triumph of the Democratic Party in that country is a sign of the tiredness of the anti-immigrant policies and the draconian operations of the ICE, no changes are foreseen in the administration of Donald Trump on this issue nor will the fight against fentanyl and the demand for the extradition of Mexican narcopolitics be stopped.
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Leaders of Mexican organizations in the United States and internationalists stressed that, while the triumph of the Democratic Party in that country is a sign of the tiredness of the anti-immigrant policies and the draconian operations of the ICE, no changes are foreseen in the administration of Donald Trump on this issue nor will the fight against fentanyl and the demand for the extradition of Mexican narcopolitics be stopped.