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MEXICAN Immigration Official ACCUSED of Extortion and Bribery
— Director-level officials at Mexico’s National Migration Institute (INM) revealed widespread corruption within the agency. Leaders sell documents, charge for favors, and extort migrants before being moved out.
Carmen Yadira De Los Santos Robledo, INM regional delegate in Yucatan, has pressured her staff to demand bribes and illegally sell travel documents. Despite internal investigations, she faces no consequences due to her connections with INM commissioner Francisco Garduno.
De Los Santos was relocated to Yucatan in 2022 after protests and an investigation in Chiapas. Her staff extorted Cuban migrants with valid documents by threatening detention and deportation.
Internal affairs documents accessed by Breitbart Texas show De Los Santos charged $1,500-$2,000 for undocumented humanitarian visa cards. These illicit fees were collected in cash and sent up the chain of command.
MEXICAN Authorities STEP UP: Mass Migrant Transportation Back to Interior Regions
— Social media is buzzing with videos showing Mexican immigration enforcement vehicles, packed with detained migrants, moving towards the border of El Paso, Texas from Juarez. The captured migrants are reportedly being transported back to southern Mexico or other interior areas within the nation. In another video clip, a migrant woman implores Mexican immigration officers to let her continue her journey towards Texas. This scene highlights the intense desperation of those pursuing better prospects in America. Mexican immigration officials have set up internal checkpoints a few miles south of Juarez. These posts are designed to intercept buses carrying migrants northward. This strategy illustrates Mexico’s amplified efforts to control its migrant situation and prevent illegal border crossings into the United States.
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It mischaracterizes immediate family immigration as something unsupported by Americans and claims that few immigrants came over the border before the 1980s? Hmm. Historians of Mexican immigration...
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