Mexico sends 300 indian immigrants back to India, ambassador explains why

New Delhi: Mexico has sent more than 300 Indian expatriates back home. Mexico has also issued a statement saying that these people did not have any necessary documents to stay in Mexico, so they have been sent back.

In a special conversation with NDTV, Mexico’s Ambassador to India Federico Salas said that the new government of Mexico is working towards improving the immigration policy.

At the same time, our government is also trying to ensure that no one is living in the country in the wrong way. He said that a large number of people come to Mexico and also go to America from here.

Therefore, our government is working to formulate a policy that is legally right and that can also protect the human rights of migrants.

Salas further said that like other areas of the world in Mexico, the problem of migrants is a big challenge. However, no special incident has started regarding them.

The special thing is that especially among such migrants, Human Rights Victim has the highest number.

It is not that the problem of migrants is only in Mexico, if you see, in many other countries you will see it as a complex problem. We hope that we can improve our law and give a message among such people.

Significantly, the US had threatened Mexico a few days ago over migrants. Only after this, the migration authorities of Mexico have sent back more than 300 Indians.

It is alleged that people of the Indian community were trying to illegally infiltrate the US from the Mexico border.

A woman was also involved in this. US President Donald Trump said in June that security was beefed up to curb infiltration along the Mexico border.

He threatened that if Mexico does not do so, then the tariff will be increased on the goods imported. Keeping this in mind, this decision has been taken.

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