Claudia Sheinbaum admits that non-assembled deported from us to Mexico | News Donald Trump

Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her country received an estimated 4,094 people deported from the United States in the week Donald Trump He came to duty there.

This number includes citizens from other countries, although Sheinbaum has determined that most of the Mexican.

There was no “significant increase” in the country that did not reach the country, she added.

Sheinbaum’s statement on Monday arrives at a sensitive time for diplomacy in Latin America, as the region outlines changes over Trump’s second term as an American president.

Trump advocated the promise to lead “mass deportation“Effort, and also committed to push aggressively”America first“Foreign policy platform.

During the weekend these efforts came to the head in conflict with the Colombian president Gustavo PetroAfter the left -wing leader initially refused to accept American deported sent to military flights.

Colombia has long been a close ally of the US, especially in her global “drug against drugs”.

Still, Trump responded to Petar’s rejection by threatening To raise the tariff against Colombia, first by 25 percent and later by 50 percent. His administration also canceled visas meetings at the US Embassy in Bogota, the capital of Colombia.

Petro indicated that he would take revenge on his own tariff against the US. But by Sunday night, he had seizedallowing flights of deportation to continue.

Return to ‘stay in Mexico’?

The US news reports in the United States indicate that Mexico also rejected access to an American military flight, which carried deportation last week, although the circumstances that were based on Avir remain unclear.

In the past, Sheinbaum and her administration expressed disapproval because of what they called “unilateral deportations” from the US.

In December, Sheinbaum also emphasized that her priority would be Mexicans, not citizens from other countries.

“Our main function is to receive Mexicans,” she said. “We hope that we will conclude Trump’s administration in the event that deportations come so that they also send people who come from other countries back to their country of origin.”

But on Monday, Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico accepted the precedent accepted by deportisen who were not from the US.

She pointed to her predecessor and political mentor, former President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

Under the former US President Joe BidenLopez Obrador agreed to accept to 30,000 Migrants and asylum seekers from Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti a month.

And in 2019, during Trump’s first term, Lopez Obrador has committed himself to politics known as “Stay in Mexico“, Which required asylum seekers to stay in the country, at the same time tolerate asylum requirements on the US border.

Critics rejected politics as a violation of humanitarian law, which allows asylum seekers to cross the borders to avoid immediate persecution.

They also pointed out that, according to politics, they would “stay in Mexico”, seek asylum to be vulnerable to abuse from corrupt officials and cartels operating along the Mexican side of the border.

The politics was formally completed in 2021, under Biden. But Trump wants to re -establish “stay in Mexico” during his second term. He swore on January 20th.

Although Sheinbaum has not yet publicly agreed with the proposal, she stated on Monday that a non-residential retention agreement could be reached in Mexico.

“In the case of people who are not Mexicans, there is also prior coordination,” sheinbaum said.

“The United States also had fluid communication with other governments, especially in Central America.”

She added that Foreign Minister Juan Ramon de la Fuente continued to talk to Trump’s administration “especially about the issue of migration and repatriation of Mexicans.”

Emphasis on “dialogue and respect”

On Monday, Sheinbaum also praised the resolution of American conflict with Colombia, which threatened to cause a regional trade war.

“We think it is good that an agreement was finally reached between the Colombian government and the United States Government,” she said. “Dialogue and respect must overcome.”

Trump’s administration, meanwhile, advertised her conflict with Colombia as a sign of the power of her foreign policy.

“Colombia’s government agreed with all the terms of President Trump, including the unlimited acceptance of all illegal foreigners from Colombia returned from the United States, including US military aircraft,” said Karolina Leavitt White House statement on Sunday.

“Today’s events have made it clear to the world that America is respected again.”

Faced last week’s news that Mexico also rejected a flight to deportation, Leavitt answered with another statement Drawing Mexican collaboration.

“Thanks to President Trump: yesterday Mexico accepted a record 4 flight flights in 1 day!” Leavitt wrote.

But flights of deportation of the army of the army are likely to result in liquid tensions across the region.

In a statement on Saturday, officials in Brazil denied the use of foxes on flights to deport US American flights, calling it a “sharp disrespect” for human rights.

Trump too said Identifying measures against Colombia “are just the beginning of his plans to ensure that his deportation program continues.

Mexico in the meantime launched a reputation program Called “Mexico accepts you” to “welcome your fellow citizens with open weapons” as deportations continue from now.