Mexico rejects Texas 'anti migrant' law
Mexico's foreign ministry said on Tuesday it rejects a Texas "anti migrant" law aimed at stopping migration flows via "criminalization."
The U.S. Supreme Court earlier in the day let a Republican-backed Texas law take effect that allows state law enforcement authorities to arrest people suspected of illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, rejecting a bid to block it by President Joe Biden's administration.
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