Mexico & Guatemala Announce Agreement To Make Illegal Passage To U.S. Easier

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10 July 2014
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National News
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international
Mexico
illegal immigration
illegal aliens
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Earlier this week, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Guatemalan president Otto Perez Molina held a joint press conference to formally announce a new program that will allow Guatemalan citizens to legally travel through Mexico in their effort to enter the United States illegally. Guatemala is one of three sending countries accounting for most of the illegal aliens coming across the U.S.-Mexico border during the ongoing surge. The agreement grants Guatemalans 72 hours of legal status while they make their journey to the U.S.

The "Southern Border Program to Improve Passage" will increase the number of border checkpoints along the Mexico-Guatemala border ...

CAIRCO Research 

July 10, 2014 - A cargo train carrying about 1,300 Mexican and Central American migrants heading to the United States border has derailed in southern Mexico [Guatemala/Mexico border]  ...

For more information, see Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) - Illegal alien kiddie colonists invited by Obama administration.

 

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