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Noem ends her first visit to Latin America in Mexico to discuss crime and migration

  • U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem concluded her first visit to Latin America in Mexico City on Friday, meeting with President Claudia Sheinbaum and other officials to discuss immigration, crime, and deportation.
  • The Trump administration is attempting to scale up deportation efforts and warn against migration north, making the region increasingly important to them.
  • As part of a collaborative approach to offset economic blows from U.S. Tariffs, the Mexican government sent 10,000 troops to the U.S.-Mexico border and transferred 29 top cartel figures to the U.S. To face justice.
  • Prior to the meeting, Sheinbaum stated that the focus would be on security and migration, emphasizing Mexico's sovereignty and seeking preferential treatment regarding President Trump's recently announced 25% tariffs on auto parts.
  • Following the meeting, Noem posted on X that these moves were a positive step, but that "there is still much work to be done to stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigrants into our country," while Sheinbaum called the meeting fruitful and affirmed the good relationship between Mexico and the U.S. Within a framework of respect.
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Noem ends her first visit to Latin America in Mexico to discuss crime and migration

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem landed in Mexico on Friday to cap off a tour to three Latin American nations to discuss immigration, crime and deportation.Noem's first visit to the region comes as it gains increasing importance to the Trump administration, which is attempting to scale up deportation efforts and warn against migration north. As Noem visited El Salvador and Colombia, Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Guyana to me…

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Aristegui Noticias broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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