Guatemala Receives Over 2,800 Deported Mexicans from the U.S. This Year
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
GUATEMALA – So far this year, Guatemala has received 2,848 Mexicans, including 72 this Tuesday who were deported from the United States, and they are being directly transported to their home country to ensure their immediate transit. According to data from the Guatemalan Institute of Migration (IGM), of the total Mexicans received in the Central American capital, 2,622 are men and 226 are women. August recorded the highest monthly figure, with 848 cases. The arrival of Mexican citizens in Guatemala is part of a regional protocol for flights transporting deportees from the United States, who are immediately sent to their home country. 'This mechanism responds to coordination with the United States to facilitate the transit of Mexican citizens to their home country. The IGM receives flight information 48 hours in advance and shares it with the Mexican embassy or consulate for the identification of its citizens,' stated the IGM's General Director, Alfredo Danilo Rivera, in a press release.
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