Mexico is apparently still reeling from Donald Trump’s win.
For months, Mexican officials claimed that they would not allow Donald Trump to dictate policy in their country. They said that they would not go back to the table to renegotiate NAFTA, would not change their immigration policies, and would definitely never pay for Trump’s wall.
And besides, they said he was never going to win, anyway.
But he did. And now they seem to be changing their tune. According to France24, Mexico is reportedly making preparations to better equip themselves and their people against a Trump presidency. Naturally, this includes protecting the millions of illegal immigrants that they have sent over their northern border into the United States.
See what protective measures the Mexican government is implementing for Mexican illegal immigrants living in the United States on the next page:
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lol at mexico acknowledging the fact that theres millions f their people on this side of the border that shouldnt be here and only now are they trying to do something about it…why, cause they dont want those people to go back to mexico….they like that whole make money here, send it back there relationship theyve had foe quite some time now
I didn’t know we let Mexico decide on how we deal with their illegal aliens.
So trump was right Mexico doesn’t want them back
Deportemall
Really, we will take care of our own country, you prepare to take care of your own when they go home.
Too late Pedro. We are already locked and loaded.
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