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Mexico Rejects Agreement to Strengthen Security at EU Border

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The Pentagon announced that it would take control over a narrow strip of land along the border that will become part of the Fort Bliss base.

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Mexico Rejects Agreement to Strengthen Border Security with the United States

MEXICO CITY.- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected this Friday that the United States' decision to reinforce security on its southern border, by designating certain areas as national defense areas, was an agreement with her counterpart Donald Trump to curb migration. "We are not going to make an agreement of that type. They have the right to do in their country what they determine. We also have the right to say that we do not agree," sai…

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Mexico Rejects Agreement to Strengthen Security at EU Border

The Pentagon announced that it would take control over a narrow strip of land along the border that will become part of the Fort Bliss base.

19 hours ago·Mexico City, Mexico

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Mexico Rejects Agreement to Strengthen Security at the Southern Border of the United States.

Mexico City, Mexico. Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, rejected this Friday that the decision of the United States to strengthen security on its southern border, by designating certain areas as areas of national defense, has been an agreement with its counterpart Donald Trump to stop migration. “We are not going to make such an agreement. They have the right to do in their country what they determine. We also have the right to say that we d…

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