Image copyright Reuters Image caption Heaps of migrants at the moment are waiting at the border in Mexico
Mexico’s incoming overseas minister has mentioned discussions on tips on how to deal with migrants vacationing to the U.s. are proceeding in spite of studies a deal has been reached.
Marcelo Ebrard denied achieving an settlement which would see asylum seekers waiting in Mexico whilst their claims have been processed in US courts.
Mr Ebrard’s phrases seem to contradict US President Donald Trump’s latest tweet.
He said migrants would not be allowed entry till their claims were authorized.
“Migrants at the Southern Border won’t be allowed into the United States till their claims are in my opinion licensed in court,” Mr Trump wrote, including: “No ‘releasing’ into the us. All will stay in Mexico.”
Symbol copyright Reuters Symbol caption There are fears migrants could be stuck in brief shelters for months
Incoming Inside Minister Olga Sanchez Cordero additionally informed information agency Reuters no settlement had been reached – even if the Washington Post article to begin with quoted her as pronouncing it was a “brief term resolution” to handle the migrant caravan.
Thousands of migrants – together with girls and children – are recently at the US-Mexico border after traveling greater than FOUR,000km (2,500 miles) from Significant America.
They say they are fleeing persecution, poverty and violence in their home countries of Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
Many at the moment are waiting in brief shelters in the border town of Tijuana, major the mayor claim a humanitarian trouble. There are fears as many as NINE,000 may be caught within the town for months.
Meanwhile, Mr Trump has deployed about FIVE,800 troops to the border and has previously described the migrants as an “invasion”.
