US EditionMexico has received nearly 39,000 deportees from US since Trump took office
- From the start of Donald Trump’s presidency, Mexico has taken in nearly 39,000 people deported from the United States, the majority of whom are Mexican nationals, according to reports in 2025.
- This flow resulted from Trump's promised mass deportation campaign and border crackdown, although deportations have decreased compared to Biden-era levels due to fewer illegal border crossings.
- Mexico has accepted over 5,400 non-Mexican deportees for humanitarian reasons, including migrants from Iran, Afghanistan, and China, despite not signing formal agreements for third-party migrants.
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum noted 33,311 Mexicans have been deported since January 20, 2025, which is fewer than the 52,253 deported during February to April 2024 under Biden, and she said, "There haven't been many" non-Mexican arrivals.
- Despite preparations like emergency shelters, many deportees face uncertainty and vulnerability, with advocates highlighting unclear legal status and the challenge of integrating migrants into Mexican society.
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Mexico Received 39,000 Deportees from America in Trump’s First 100 Days
The Mexican government has revealed that Mexico accepted 39,000 deportees who had been removed from the United States during President Donald Trump's first 100 days. The post Mexico Received 39,000 Deportees from America in Trump’s First 100 Days appeared first on Slay News.
Mexico has received nearly 39,000 deportees from US since Trump took office
Mexico has received nearly 39,000 immigrants deported from the United States since the beginning of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, of which 33,000 are Mexicans, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Tuesday.
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