At a press conference on Tuesday morning, President Claudia Shinebham Baja responded to a recent question of violence in California.
He also spoke of his US opposition in the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term of the second term, and gave the Trump administration a renewal of the transnationals sent to Mexico since January 20.
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A reporter Baja raised concerns over violence in California Sur Two soldiers in the state last week and a high -law enforcement officer killed Passenger buses were set on fire at Los Kapos, the state’s first tourist destination.
Governments of Canada and US Safety alerts for passengers Los Kapos and the state capital of La Boss following violent incidents.
Shinebam reminded reporters that “the most important arrests” have been made in the state, which is a note Four men were arrested last week in Los Kapos Who is said to have set fire to the buses As well as the La Pass of seven people is said to have been detained It is said to have killed Ulissas Omar Kota Montano, the state criminal intelligence commander, “linked to a criminal committee”.
There was a man who identified Marcos as “n” of seven arrested in La Pass The Baja California Surrotion of the Sinalova Gardel’s “Los Myos” is said to be a leader in California.
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The four men arrested in Los Kapos and under the age of 20 were arrested in a home in a tourist destination, and they tried to shoot the state and federal security forces, the Ministry of Defense said. Officers confiscated seven guns and armed equipment at the address.
Shinebam said that those arrested in Baja California will help “a lot” to “a lot” in the Baja California Suri. This is one of the lowest violent states in Mexico in recent years Affected the state of violence in late last decade.
“You can go to Baja California Suri,” the President announced.
“Los Kapos, in particular, this is a tourist destination,” he added.
Shinbam illustrates the useful ‘instructions for communication’ with Trump
Trump was marked on Tuesday 100 days in office Talk at Michigan. During this period, US President Mexican imposed fees on steel, aluminum and cars and other products that are not under the USMCA free trade agreement. He made some changes in his vehicle charges on Tuesday.
On Tuesday morning, a reporter told Shinbam to evaluate the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, A period of time he spoke to the US president on three occasions About the fees and other issues of the diaspora from Mexico to the United States to the United States.
“I hope we have established the instructions for President Trump. They helped us, and it allows us to speak and communicate with the US government,” he said.
Shinbam noted the communications channels established between Economic Minister Marcelo Ebert and his opposite business secretary Howard Ludnik Finance Minister Edgar Amador Jamora And the Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent.
He added that “the best connection” with Agriculture Minister Julio Berthekuu Agricultural Secretary Brook Rolls. Recently, who wrote to Berthekui warned that Mexican could re -control importing cattle If Mexico does not take additional steps to fight the new World Screwing.
In the Screw Warm issue, a “basic deal” with the United States has been reached, said Shinebam.
He acknowledged that there are more payment issues to solve – In early April, Hebreard said it would last for 40 days with trade negotiations with the United States – “But we are still in communications. We hope to reach the best deals.”
Since Trump took office, fewer than 40,000 people were deported to Mexico
Sheinbam said 38,757 people have been deported to Mexico since Trump started his second time on January 20. In that number, 33,311 Mexican and 5,446 foreigners, he said.
Asked why Mexico accepts those who are not Mexican, Sheinbam quoted “humanitarian reasons.”
He said his government did not sign any agreement with the United States to accept non -Mexican deportation.
Sheinbam said that in Mexico “less and less populations of other nationalities”, there are contracts “practically all countries” in the US government, which means that the majority of deportation can be sent directly to their original homelands.
In addition to sending some non -deported people to Mexico, The US has deported non -Salvadoron country to El Salvador And Non -Banamanian to Panama.
Shinbam said that the Mexican government could “give some options” to foreign deported people, such as working in Mexico, but they are helping to do so.
“The majority want to return to their country,” he said.
