Mexico: No Migrant Caravans Headed to US
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The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, said on Friday that there are no more migrant caravans in transit to the United States, one day after her American counterpart, Donald Trump, threatened to double tariffs on Mexico if the country did not prevent the entry of migrants. Caravans have been smaller and less frequent during Trump's second term, and have spontaneously dispersed or been dismantled by Mexican authorities before reaching the bo…
Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that a caravan of some 600 migrants was disbanded in Chiapas, while another is organized in Honduras. The Mexican government reported on restrictions to enter the United States and offered assistance for return or stay in the country.
US President Donald Trump threatened yesterday to double tariffs on Mexico if the country does not stop a caravan of migrants from reaching the US border The post Mexico: No caravan of migrants heading to the US, assures President Sheinbaum appeared first on in.gr.
No migrant caravan is currently moving towards Mexico’s northern border with the United States, the country’s president has clarified. Claudia Sheinbaum said two migrant caravans are currently in Mexico. “One broke up along the way, with most of its members having already returned to their countries of origin, while a second caravan is now forming,” she said. “There is currently no caravan crossing our country towards the border with the United…
In recent days, several migrant caravans, the largest of about 1,000 people, began their way after the Democratic Party's electoral defeat.
The president explained that local authorities succeeded in dissuade a group of migrants who had begun marching last Tuesday.
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