US EditionAmid Trump Crackdown, Mexico Sees Deportation Levels Drop
MEXICO, JUL 05 – Mexico has built shelters for 25,000 deportees as U.S. deportations rise slowly, with 239,000 migrants removed since Trump took office, officials said.
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Mexico Braced for Trump’s Mass Deportations. They Haven’t Happened.
TIJUANA, Mexico - When President Donald Trump pledged to launch the “largest deportation operation in American history,” this border city swung into action. The local government declared a state of emergency. Federal authorities built a shelter for up to 2,600 deportees, complete with beds, showers and white-coated chefs.
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Mexico braced for Trump’s mass deportations. They haven’t happened.
TIJUANA, Mexico – When President Donald Trump pledged to launch the “largest deportation operation in American history,” this border city swung into action. The local government declared a state of emergency. Federal authorities built a shelter for up to 2,600 deportees, complete with beds, showers and white-coated chefs.
Mass Deportations or Mass Detentions?
Hello it’s the weekend. This is The Weekender ☕️ The GOP spent the entire 2024 campaign promising “mass deportations.” Now in office, the Trump administration has directed its largest demonstrations of abuse towards that slogan. The Alien Enemies Act removals to CECOT? Look how far they’ll go to get people out of the country as quickly as possible. Defying the courts to send people to South Sudan? Wow, they must really want to deport people.
Mexico braced for Trump’s mass deportations- they haven’t happened
TIJUANA, Mexico - When President Donald Trump pledged to launch the “largest deportation operation in American history,” this border city swung into action. The local government declared a state of emergency. Federal authorities built a shelter for up to 2,600…
Faced with the approval of the fiscal package of the United States and the announcement of an increase in the resources that will be allocated to the persecution of migrants and deportations, the Chamber of Deputies in Mexico already analyzes allocating more resources for the defense...
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