EE UU immigration: Biden sends to Mexico a delegation to define a strategy to address the first migration crisis of its mandate

Joe Biden’s Administration intends to address its first migration crisis in collaboration with Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Governor on the massive effect of Central American migrants. The President of the United States has sent a delegation to Mexico to define a common strategy and a regional cooperation plan for miles of Guatemalans, Hondurans and Salvadorans, including encounters on the fronts north and north of the country. The team, led by Roberta Jacobson, went to Mexico City to meet with Chancellor Marcelo Ebrard and set up a working day with the Secretariat of External Relations. A part of the mission will be deployed to Guatemala.

The travel object, which was just produced by Biden, announced its intention to visit the frontier, consistently informed the White House, in “collaborating with Mexican Gobierno officials to launch an effective and humane action plan in the management of the migration ”. Jacobson, a veteran diplomat who served as Washington’s maximum envoy in Mexico between 2016 and 2018, was reunited with Donald Trump, accompanied by Juan González, Biden’s strongman in Latin America, and Ricardo Zúñiga, the number one recipient Department of State for the Northern Triangle. The stadium delegation will also listen to exponents of civil society and NGOs “to address the primary causes of migration in the region and to build a more promising future”.

It is currently translating the compromise of the new State Administration to bring 4,000 million dollars to Central America. The amount, announced in January, is a point of departure for a titanic tariff that includes, for example, the reconstruction of a devastating land on the Iota and Eta hurricanes like Honduras, which would have been the last of the last caravan of migrants.

At present, bilateral relations between Mexico and the United States are shifting towards migration and the distribution of vacancies against covid-19. The Biden Legacy at Casa Blanca and the promises of a turnaround in its policies led to the end of another new migrant movement. The first Honduran caravan is top notch with the representation of Guatemalan security forces and then with the Mexican front. The logran cruzar y llegar hasta el río Bravo se enfrentan un un expulsion hacia el sur, a pesar de que Trump ya no est en el poder. In contrast to his predecessor, Biden provided some formulations to allow entry, for example on humanitarian grounds, as the President as his Administration did not release messages – and for years, as the expulsions – disuses.

The flow of the fluid has been increasing for the last few months. In February, more than 100,000 migrants were detained and detained. These numbers are reminiscent of the vivid crisis in the 2019 media, when López Obrador turned to Trump’s demands to free the Central American United States ahead of Washington’s Arancelarias. March 19 the Mexican government governs new operations on the frontier “to salvage the rights and integrity of minors from various Central American nations, used by criminal offenders to avoid traffic congestion. The Secretariat of Government also informs of restrictions on access “in cross-country cruises to visitors with no essential activities” prior to the sanitary emergence of covid-19. The Mexican authorities have identified 4,200 minors, accompanied and unaccompanied, “who are irregular in Mexican territory and who are trafficked persons who are illegally involved in irregular migration”.

With these conditions, the Governors of Mexico and the United States ensure that they propose to end the co-operation on migratory matter that has been established since López Obrador and Biden held this meeting in a private meeting. “The day of the moon [martes], we will receive at the Secretariat of Exteriors the visit of a high-level delegation from the United States. We accompany Roberta Jacobson, special presidential envoy to the Front, Ricardo Zúñiga, special presidential envoy to the North American Central Triangle and Juan Gonzalez, director of the Occidental Hemisphere of the National Security Council. Asimismo, a representative of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Cepal) ”, attended the speeches on social issues Roberto Velasco Álvarez, Head of External Relations for Northern America. The director of this department informed that “the main theme will be the cooperation for the development in Central America and the south of Mexico, in addition to the joint efforts for safe, orderly and regular migration”.

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