Increased Repatriations: Mexican Citizens Return Amid U.S. Deportation Surge

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a rise in the repatriation of Mexican citizens from the U.S., primarily via flights, as deportations intensify. Since the commencement of Donald Trump's presidency, the U.S. has deported over 37,000 Mexicans and an additional 5,511 migrants of other nationalities.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum revealed a surge in the number of Mexican citizens being repatriated from the United States, predominantly through flights, as American authorities amplify deportation efforts.

Since the beginning of Donald Trump's tenure as U.S. President, over 37,000 Mexicans have been deported alongside more than 5,500 migrants of various other nationalities, according to Sheinbaum.

The uptick in U.S. deportations impacts migration trends in the region, prompting discussions on immigration policies and cross-border relations.

(With inputs from agencies.)