Since President Donald Trump's inauguration, Mexico receives nearly 11,000 deported migrants from the US, with a focus on voluntary repatriation efforts
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A drone view of where the Rio Grande River meets the Gulf of Mexico in Boca Chica, Texas, U.S., February 6, 2025.Since President Donald Trump's inauguration, Mexico receives nearly 11,000 deported migrants from the US, with a focus on voluntary repatriation efforts MEXICO CITY – Mexico has received nearly 11,000 deported migrants from the United States since January 20 when US President Donald Trump took office, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Friday, February 7.Earlier this week, Sheinbaum reached a deal with Trump to pause threatened tariffs on Mexican goods in exchange for deploying thousands of National Guard police to the country’s northern border with the United States in a bid to further reduce the flow of US-bound migrants.
Speaking at her regular morning press conference, Sheinbaum added that Mexico has also repatriated deported migrants to Honduras via flights as well as ground transportation.“It’s voluntary,” she told reporters. “We will accompany them so they can go to their home countries.” – Rappler.com
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