The Mexican government has defined a strategy to deal with changes in US immigration policy with the arrival of Donald Trump, and there is information on the contributions of Mexican workers to the US economy that will eventually be raised by the new government, reported President Claudia Sheinbaum.
He expressed his disagreement with the magnate, who considers that migrants are criminals: That is why justice institutions exist anywhere in the world.
. If there are deportations, We are going to receive the Mexicans. We have a plan for this, but we are going to work, before doing so, to demonstrate that our compatriots do not have to be deported.
he expressed.
In her conference, the president said that sometimes, With a phrase that has no basis, Mexicans in the United States are accused
. After remembering that in the celebration of the 114th anniversary of the Revolution he vindicated the role of countrymen in the United States, he assured that they contribute in taxes and occupy jobs that that nation requires.
This Thursday there was a cabinet meeting to prepare information and refine the strategy for the new scenario that will be presented when the meetings with Trump’s team take place. In parallel, he indicated that the aim is to strengthen the Mexican consulates in the United States.
On the other hand, when referring again to the intention of leaders of some Canadian provinces to exclude Mexico from the North American trade agreement, Sheinbaum confirmed that it is not the position of the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. He added that there are electoral processes underway in that country, so these issues are alluded to for political purposes.
He highlighted that this trade agreement not only benefits Mexico, but also the United States and Canada obtain important advantages. He recalled that at the time Trump himself signed the treaty.
We believe that going forward there are many arguments, many data, much information, that strengthen the maintenance of this alliance. And in 2026 there will be a review. It’s not even a renegotiation; It is a review, as was agreed at the time
.
On the other hand, the president commented that during her participation in the G-20 summit she received invitations to make official visits to China, Vietnam, Korea and France.
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**How does Mexico’s proposed strategy to address US immigration policy shifts consider the differing needs and concerns of Mexican immigrants already residing in the US, particularly those facing potential deportation?**
## World Today News Exclusive: Navigating a New Era in US-Mexico Relations
**Host:** Welcome back to World Today News. Today’s discussion focuses on the recent statements made by Mexico City’s President Claudia Sheinbaum regarding the impending shift in US immigration policy under the incoming Trump administration. Joining us are two distinguished experts: Dr. Margarita Sánchez, Professor of International Relations specializing in US-Mexico relations at UNAM, and Miguel Alvarez, a leading immigration lawyer and advocate for migrant rights.
**Section One: Redefining Diplomatic Strategies**
**Host:** President Sheinbaum stated that Mexico has developed a strategy to address the anticipated changes in US immigration policy. Dr. Sánchez, could you elaborate on what elements this strategy might encompass, especially in light of President-elect Trump’s tough stance on immigration?
**Dr. Sánchez:**
*(Provides expert analysis on Mexico’s potential strategy, discussing aspects like strengthening diplomatic ties with US states, potentially leveraging economic relationships, and highlighting the contributions of Mexican immigrants to the US economy.)*
**Host:** Mr. Alvarez, how do you view this strategy from the perspective of Mexican immigrants currently residing in the US? What are their main concerns, and how can this strategy effectively address them?
**Mr. Alvarez:**
*(Offers perspective on the ground realities faced by Mexican immigrants, discussing their anxieties about potential deportations and the importance of legal representation. He might also address the role of consulates in providing support and advocating for their rights.)*
**Section Two: Beyond Immigration: The North American Trade Agreement**
**Host:** President Sheinbaum also addressed recent statements by some Canadian provincial leaders suggesting Mexico’s exclusion from the North American trade agreement. Mr. Alvarez, how strong is the potential threat to this agreement, and what implications could this have for the Mexican economy?
**Mr. Alvarez:**
*(Explores the complexities surrounding the North American trade agreement, potentially analyzing the motivations behind the Canadian provinces’ stance and the potential economic ramifications for all three countries.)*
**Host:** Dr. Sánchez, considering President Sheinbaum’s assertion that this is not the position of the Canadian Prime Minister, how important is it for Mexico to maintain strong diplomatic ties with both the US and Canada to ensure the stability of this agreement?
**Dr. Sánchez:**
*(Discusses the delicate balance in maintaining multilateral relationships and the potential for escalating tensions. She might highlight the importance of open dialog, factual data, and diplomatic maneuvering to safeguard Mexico’s interests.)*
**Section Three: Looking Ahead: A Multifaceted Approach**
**Host:** President Sheinbaum’s statement signals a proactive approach to navigating this new era in US-Mexico relations. What are the key takeaways from her statements, and what are the most pressing issues that need to be addressed in the coming months?
*(Both guests provide closing remarks, offering their insights into the future of US-Mexico relations and emphasizing the need for collaboration, respect, and mutual understanding.)*
**Host:** Thank you, Dr. Sánchez and Mr. Alvarez, for sharing your invaluable expertise with our viewers.
**This interview should provide a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the complex issues raised by President Sheinbaum’s statements, offering diverse perspectives and encouraging broader discussion on the future of US-Mexico relations.**
