The Trump administration’s plans to deport immigrants to Mexico were temporarily frustrated when a U.S. military plane was denied access to land in the country. Mexico’s move, which was described as an administrative issue that was quickly rectified, may have been related to tensions between the two countries over immigration policies. Despite this incident, Mexico has welcomed the arrival of Mexicans being deported from the U.S. with open arms.
On the same day, Guatemala received three flights of deportees from the U.S., with about 265 Guatemalan nationals being sent back home. These military deportation flights are part of the Trump administration’s broader crackdown on illegal immigration, which includes executive orders signed in the first week of his presidency and the deployment of additional troops to the border.
These actions are in line with Trump’s campaign promise to stop illegal immigration and pursue mass deportations of undocumented immigrants. The deportation flights highlight the cooperation needed from other countries to carry out these repatriations. Mexico and Guatemala have been key partners in this effort, despite ongoing tensions with the U.S. over immigration policies.
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