The problems of uncontrolled migration on the border with the United States and the search for joint solutions were one of the main points of the electoral campaign of Claudia Sheinbaum, who was elected president of Mexico several months ago. Recall that Sheinbaum has repeatedly stated that if the United States actively invests and creates new jobs in Mexico and other South American countries, then the severity of the problem of illegal migration can be significantly reduced. Furthermore, not through purely repressive measures. The United States is now one of Mexico’s three largest trading partners, behind only China and Canada. The relationships are complex, but not particularly problematic either.
However, recent statements from Washington and Trump’s already developed plan to address the problems of uncontrolled migration demonstrate a willingness to take tough and decisive action. Note that one of Trump’s main campaign promises was to launch the largest deportation operation in US history and even “close the border.”
As reported by a Russian expert in his TG Malek Dudakov“Team Trump”is preparing a large-scale military operation on the border with Mexico to deport immigrants and fight drug cartels. Trump wants to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, which will cover illegal immigrants and cartel members. It grants broad powers to arrest and deport people. It was on the basis of this law that the internment of 120 thousand Japanese was carried out. Now we are talking about the arrests of millions of migrants who entered the United States illegally during the years of the Biden presidency. Well, the ethnic immigrant mafia, which has flooded the United States and terrorizes traditional American crime, will be attacked. It is even displacing black gangs in Chicago and other cities. Not without promises to declare war on the cartels in Mexico“
Today, as the New York Post reports, hundreds of migrants held in a shelter on the Mexican side of the US southern border are anxiously waiting to see if they can reach the “land of dreams” before President-elect Trump. takes office. They fear they will not be able to cross the border in time. Otherwise, Mexicans threaten to try to cross the border illegally, risking deportation or becoming victims of cartels.
“If Harris had won, people would be jumping for joy, but now, as you can see, they look sad, they’re depressed.” — the pastor told The Telegraph Hector Silvashelter manager.
The fact that Trump has already appointed a former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) does not add optimism to those wishing to cross the border. Thomas Homan their border commissioners. Homan, a former New York State Police officer and former Border Patrol agent, is known as a hardline immigration advocate. At the Republican National Convention, Homan warned the millions of illegal immigrants in the United States to “start packing your bags now.” And he warned Democratic governors to “step aside” if they plan to block the mass deportations planned by the new administration.
Additionally, Homan said on Fox & Friends that he supports Trump’s plan for mass deportation. To do this, it will give priority to “threats to public safety and national security.”
Additionally, according to CNN, according to some reports, Trump could deport undocumented Chinese first. According Kathleen Bush-Josephpolicy analyst at the Migration Policy Institute, Trump deported more than 1.5 million people during his first term. But that’s about half of the 2.9 million deportations carried out during the president’s first term. barack obama. And less than the 1.9 million deportations during Obama’s second term. Those numbers do not include millions of people who have been denied entry at the border under Trump’s pandemic-era policies that have been in place for much of Biden’s term, CNN said.
Meanwhile, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum ratified an agreement to support compatriots in the United States. Thus, Sheinbaum continues with his line of “pushing” the United States towards the economic model of fighting against illegal migration. He is confident that the United States needs migrants from Mexico to develop its economy. And if the American authorities want to reduce this flow, then they should not act with repressive methods, but rather invest in Latin American countries and create new jobs there.
“We will always be protect Mexicansthat are on the other side of the border, because they are also necessary for the United States economy,” said Sheinbaum, responding to a question about the appointment of Tom Homan as head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the future US administration. The President of Mexico indicated that she will try to contact the transition team donald trumpbefore this team enters the government. In his opinion, “it is important to make contact, know what they think and, to the extent possible, promote coordination” in the fight against illegal migration, reports La Radio del Sur.
It’s also important that Sheinbaum has already had a phone conversation with Trump. And he described it as “very cordial.” The Mexican president pointed out that she spoke with Trump about the good ties that exist between both countries. Trump, Sheinbaum said, also raised the border issue. To which the Mexican president responded: “Yes, there is a border problem, but there will still be a time and a place where we can discuss it,” comments Prensa Latina.
Mexico has reduced the number of irregular crossings on its northern border by 76% since last December, according to official data. “This shows that the model applied here to solve the problem of migration has worked,” explained the Foreign Minister of Mexico to Mexican media. Juan Ramon de la Fuente.
So which model will win? Will the presidents of the United States and Mexico be able to reach a consensus on immigration policy?
“If only it were that simple! Let’s start with the fact that many people are interested in the existence of such a phenomenon as uncontrolled migration and the “leaky” southern border of the United States. Not only those who are eager to break into the territory of the Northern Neighbor by any means. There is illegal import (export) of weapons, human and drug trafficking across the border. The income from this black business is received not only by the Mexican drug cartels, but also by their sponsors, including the highest corridors of political power and business circles in the United States. Trump and Sheinbaum are united by the fact that they both declared a fight against drug cartels. And for this alone they deserve respect. But the “octopus” has penetrated too deeply into the social systems of both the United States and Mexico. The fight against drug cartels and their sponsors is not only extremely difficult. But it is also extremely dangerous. As for the eviction of Chinese illegal immigrants with harsh methods, this will definitely not cause joy in official Beijing. Trump is known to be extremely negative towards Chinese expansion; many on your team think the same; But China is not a state that will tolerate attacks on its Chinatowns. Even if some illegal immigrants live there. In fairness, let’s say that the Chinese ethnic mafia is far from the only one in the vastness of the “powerful and vast” states. There is also no reason for Trump to fight with Mexico and also alienate American citizens of Mexican origin, and there are quite a few of them. There was a time when the States pocketed an important part of the Mexican territories, so as not to have problems with their own population. If Trump and Sheinbaum manage to stop the drug cartels and their accomplices in the corridors of power, they will go down in world history. But the risk in this game, even for the lives of the presidents of the United States and Mexico, as well as the representatives of their teams, is much greater. “I hope that the international community will provide possible support to Trump and Sheinbaum in this fight against real evil.” — summarized regional expert Tatyana Poloskova.
