Mexicali setting up temporary shelters in case of mass deportations under Trump

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Carolina Garcia MEXICALI, B.C. (T3) – Authorities plan to install seven mega shelters in Baja California in response to possible mass deportations due to Donald Trump's arrival to the presidency of the United States. In Mexicali there will be two locations that will be confirmed next Monday; they will be large parking lots. Two more were ruled out in Tijuana, but have already been relocated; five will be installed in that city; it is a coordinat…

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Ciudad Juárez— The reinstatement of Title 42, a measure that allows the immediate expulsion of migrants for public health reasons, was one of the priority issues addressed in the Security Bureau, said Cruz Pérez Cuéllar, municipal president of Ciudad Juárez. This policy, originally implemented in the Trump administration, could be applied again, generating concern in the border region. Pérez Cuéllar stressed the importance of coordination betwee…

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Around 5,000 Mexicans deported from the United States are expected to arrive in Mexicali. This would be if President-elect Donald Trump's immigration threats are met. The federal delegate in Baja California, Jesús Alejandro Ruiz Uribe, indicated that the behavior of Mexicans who arrive in the state will be varied, since some will not want to stay in the... Source

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No border city is prepared to face one. The Migration Commission of the Chamber of Deputies prepares measures for coordination between the three levels of government and civil society to establish measures to address possible mass deportations of the next government of the United States. At the end of the Commission session, [...] The post Mexico is preparing for mass deportations. appeared first in Central MX News.

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The News The Mexican Diocese of Ciudad Juárez enlists for mass deportations following Trump's arrival was first published in Last Minute Religious News

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Faced with the threat by President-elect Donald Trump of a deportation of 11 million undocumented migrants from the United States to Mexico, Undersecretary of Attention to Priority Groups of Baja California, Minerva Espinoza Nolasco, warned that no country would have enough resources to address this issue. The U.S. President-elect, who will swear to office on January 20, has announced radical measures to curb migration to his country.