Mexico planning to take back some non-Mexican migrants stuck in US
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- Mexico
Mexico's foreign ministry said on Thursday that it would allow some non-Mexican migrants back into the country temporarily for humanitarian reasons while they have their U.S. immigration status processed.
The ministry statement said that the U.S. government told Mexico it planned to implement a section of its immigration law that would allow it to send non-Mexican migrants back to Mexico.
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