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Csp Critica Us Millionaire Expenditure on Deportations
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President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the fiscal plan of her counterpart Donald Trump who endorsed the U.S. Congress and will increase the deportations of migrants. The federal governor said she disagreed and accused that that plan is going to do much damage to the U.S. economy. "We don't agree that migration should be taken care of in the fund with development cooperation," Sheinbaum said. "Already along our northern border and the southern bo…
Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum said Friday that she disagreed with the fiscal plan approved by U.S. legislators on the proposal of President Donald Trump, which allocates $170 billion to strengthen border security, deport migrants and build detention centers. Sheinbaum emphasized that migration must be addressed from its structural causes and with development cooperation, not through punitive measures.
“Migration needs to be addressed in the fund with development cooperation,” said President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, after U.S. legislators approved President Donald Trump’s fiscal plan, which includes a $170 billion budget to strengthen border security, solve deportations, and build detention centers such as the so-called Alcatraz de los Caimans. [...] The position Migration needs to be addressed with development cooperation: Sheinbaum first app…
Migration must be addressed fundamentally with development cooperation. Migrants are good people. Defense will continue: Sheinbaum Regeneración July 4 […] The post Persecution of migrants will damage the US economy: Sheinbaum was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
The U.S. government announced that it would invest 170 billion dollars in the strengthening of deportations.
Sheinbaum Disagrees with Us Investment to Strengthen Deportations - Uniradio Informs Baja California
The U.S. government announced that it would invest 170 billion dollars in the strengthening of deportations.
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