Mexico and US to implement a migration ban in Central America | Migration Issues

Most people heading to the US-Mexico border are from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry says Mexican and US development agencies have worked together to address the root causes of migration from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.

The work of the “Planting Opportunity”. he announced On Wednesday they will meet with the Mexico Agency for International Development Cooperation (Amexcid) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and focus on three countries called the Northern Triangle.

Migration from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador has grown write the numbers about people captured on the US-Mexico border, where asylum seekers tried to enter the United States after fleeing poverty, violence and political instability.

The influx of immigrants has brought political pressure on the administration of US President Joe Biden, whom his Republican activists accuse him of causing “chaos” across the border.

During the last financial year, US government officials detained some people 1.7 million people within the boundaries.

The US has always relied heavily on Mexico to ban immigration, as it returns to Mexico most of the people who reach the border. closing down Trump’s time limits have been established as a result of the coronavirus epidemic.

The US is also in talks with the Mexican government to re-launch a program that would force asylum seekers are waiting in Mexico to hear their case in the U.S. immigration court.

Both Biden and Mexican left president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador have vowed to end what they call “.reasons”Of migration.

He has to point poverty, lack of education and employment opportunities, social violence, political instability and corruption are just some of the causes of migration, especially among young people.

A new US-Mexico partnership will begin in Honduras, trying to train job skills for more than 500,000 vulnerable young people, the Mexican foreign ministry said Wednesday.

The department did not specify the details of the program and the amount of money that could be donated to support the project.

The project will bring together Mexico’s International Development Cooperation and the United States Agency for International Development [File: Jose Torres/Reuters]

As president, Lopez Obrador presented programs that promote healthy living Central American countries, which he said prevented people from leaving.

But the plans were put on hold after former US President Donald Trump took office and devised anti-immigration measures that his government was focusing on.

In recent years, Mexico has said banned several cars for people who want to get to the US. It has deployed its National Guard to the southern and northern borders of the country to prevent people from traveling.