Neither the current federal government, nor the one that will be sworn in on December 1, are interested in an agreement with the United States for the Mexican government to carry out a program of mass deportation of Central American migrants, said Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray Caso.
He discarded the versions of an alleged agreement that the United States would be seeking to financially support Mexico in order to deport Central American and Caribbean migrants who are on the Mexican borders and who seek asylum in the United States.
While attending the Sixth Federal Government Report, the head of the . . .
