US sends 2,300 deported Mexicans through Guatemala

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Key points

• Guatemala reports receiving almost 2, 300 deported Mexicans from the United States this year.
• He ‌remarked the deported ⁠Mexicans were ⁠transferred to their home country within 24 hours, with transportation costs covered by Mexico or the U.S.
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• Deportee Arturo Trejo, in ‌an interview with U.S.
• The government of Mexico has informed the U.S.

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Guatemala reports receiving almost 2, 300 deported Mexicans from the United States this year. These individuals are flown to Guatemala and then transferred to Mexico within 24 hours. Mexico officially opposes this practice and is working to repatriate its citizens. U.S. Authorities reaffirm commitment to Trump-era immigration policies and ending illegal immigration. This tactic may aim to deter illegal reentry by moving migrants farther from the border.

Guatemala City: Guatemala has received around 2, 300 Mexicans deported from the United States so far this year, according to the Guatemalan administration, offering fresh details on a Trump administration practice intended to deter migration but resisted by Mexico. "They are arriving in planes of Guatemalan returnees, " Guatemalan President Bernardo Arevalo remarked in a televised interview late on Wednesday.: A US-Iran channel shaped deportation flights as Tehran picked who was sent back.

He ‌remarked the deported ⁠Mexicans were ⁠transferred to their home country within 24 hours, with transportation costs covered by Mexico or the U.S. Mexico's foreign ministry remarked in an official note it resisted the practice and was working to repatriate citizens deported to Central America, without specifying the number of cases or costs. Live Events.

"The government of Mexico has informed the U.S. Authorities of its rejection of this practice, " the ministry remarked. A spokesperson for the U.S. When asked, say why Mexican citizens were deported to another country and reaffirmed commitment to existing policies, state Department did not. "Implementing the Trump administration's immigration policies is a top priority, " they remarked. "We remain unwavering in our commitment to end illegal and mass immigration." Under international accords, deportees are usually ⁠sent directly to ‌their country of citizenship. Migrants may be sent to third countries if their home country rejects them or if the conditions are unsafe. But under U.S. President Donald Trump's migration crackdown, more migrants are being deported to third countries, sometimes under ⁠bilateral agreements. Mexico has usually accepted U.S. Deportees directly. Immigration experts remarked routing Mexicans through Guatemala or other countries may be intended to produce illegal reentry to the U.S. More tough by moving them farther from the U.S.-Mexico border. While the U.S. Has historically prioritized deporting Mexicans by land to northern Mexico, Savi Arvey, director of policy at Human Rights First, remarked the U.S. Has since May "systematically" deported Mexicans to Honduras and Guatemala.: US deported over 4, 800 Indians since 2025: MEA Human Rights First stated it had confirmed the deportation of regarding 200 Mexicans to Honduras. 'JUST GET ON THE FLIGHT'.

Meanwhile, the Honduran government's Attention to Returned Migrants Center informed Reuters the center had not received deported Mexican citizens and its foreign ministry stated it had no information on the matter. Deportee Arturo Trejo, in ‌an interview with U.S. Spanish-language TV channel Telemundo from his Mexican hometown, remarked he was among dozens of Mexicans flown from the U.S. To Honduras before being returned to Mexico. "They didn't tell us anything, just to get on the flight, " Trejo remarked. Andrew Selee, president of the Washington-based ⁠Migration Policy Institute, remarked the reasons for the U.S. Deporting Mexicans to Central America. It has not happened systematically prior to this year, remain unclear. "It's unclear if these are Mexican citizens who have protection concerns in their country of origin or if the administration is just doing this to be punitive, " he remarked. Ana Maria Mendez, Central America director at migrants rights group WOLA, observed the rerouting tactic left migrants uncertain of their destination and whether their rights would be protected. She pointed to similar reports of Nicaraguans being deported to Honduras. "What we are seeing seems part of a broader trend towards a very severe U.S. Migration policy where they seek to instill terror and fear in migrants at all costs, " she remarked. Add Now!

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