During her last press conference of the week, President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke of a new anti-immigration publicity of the United States government and the plan of her administration to prohibit the remunerated dissemination of these messages in Mexico.
The Minister of the Interior, Rosa Icela Rodríguez, was also on site at the National Palace, where she has provided an update on the number of deportees that Mexico has received from the United States in recent months.
Here is a summary of May 9 of Sheinbaum Mañanera.
The new American anti-immigration advertisement appears online in Mexico
A journalist noted that A new American anti-immigration advertisement has been broadcast in Mexico In which the secretary of the United States for internal security Kristi Noem warns that migrants were migrants not to undertake the “dangerous” trip to the United States and declares that people will be captured and expelled if they illegally enter the United States.
In the ad, which is nicknamed in Spanish, Noem also Encourages undocumented people in the United States to self-partner using the Home CBP application.
The broadcast of the announcement on YouTube in Mexico this week – seen several times by Mexico News – comes after A similar anti-immigration announcement with Noem was broadcast on Mexican television last month.
Sheinbaum later has submitted a telecommunications reform bill to congress Who seeks, among other things, prohibiting advertising or propaganda funded by a foreign government, with the exception of cultural or tourist ends. The Senate interrupted the legislative process linked to the bill At the end of last month, so that an “open parliament” can take place in the midst of allegations according to which the proposed legislation promotes censorship.
On Friday, Sheinbaum said that she understood that the new announcement featuring Noem to differ only on online “platforms”, not on television, as was the case last.
“The law is not yet approved,” she spoke before reminding journalists that the “proposal” is that foreign governments are prohibited from paying for announcements to be broadcast in Mexico.
“They have the right to record a message and if someone wants to see him on his social media, he can access it,” said Sheinbaum.
However, paying for an announcement to be “broadcast more” in Mexico – as the US government has obviously done to reach a wider audience this week – will be prohibited (if and when the new law is approved), she said.
The ban will apply to foreign government advertisements focused on “politics” and “ideological questions”, but not “cultural, tourist and sports problems,” said Sheinbaum.
More than 38,000 Mexicans have been expelled since Trump took office
Interior Minister Rosa Icela Rodríguez reported that Mexican 38,065 had been expelled from the United States since US President Donald Trump began his second term on January 20.
She also indicated that 14,305 people – almost 40% of the total number of Mexican deportees – were received in 10 “attention centers” installed in the northern border cities as part of The Mexico Government program kisses you (Mexico has embodied you) For those expelled from the United States.
Rodríguez said that these people had been received “with warmth and humanism”, stressing that they had received meals, medical care, legal advice, financial support and aid to register for government programs, among other people. The Minister of the Interior said that no problem had been reported in the 10 reception centers for the deportees.
2,000 deportees to go to the deportation of 2,000. Rodríguez said that the “main destinations” for the repatriases were Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, Querétaro, Aguascalientes, Mexico, Michoacán, Jalisco, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Chiapas and Puebla.
She said Sheinbaum had ordered that the continuous operation of the reception centers “takes care of the Mexicans repatriated – honest people who worked far from their nation to help their families move forward.”
“They contributed to the economy not only of the United States, but also that of the country of its birth,” said Rodríguez, referring to the sending of funds to the United States sent to their families in Mexico.
While the federal government has expressed its opposition to the Trump administration plan to expel a large number of undocumented people, the Minister of the Interior has made a positive turn on the expulsion of the Mexicans, saying that he gives them “the opportunity to return home” and find their families.
“It is also an opportunity to rediscover a different Mexico from what they left when they went in pursuit of the American dream,” said Rodríguez.
“Today’s Mexico is in full transformation and has a humanist government led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, who promotes the well-being of those who need it most,” she said.
Mexican files
The filmmakers Sergio Arau and Yareli Arizmendi, who produced the 2004 satirical film “A day without Mexican”, “ appeared at Mañanera In a pre -recorded video to present their new “emergency documentary” called “Mexican files”.
Like “A Day Without A Mexican”, the film shows “what would happen” if the Mexicans were not in the United States, said Arizmendi.
The trailerWho was played at the morning press conference, appears below.
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