Mexico's president is providing legal aid to Mexican illegal migrants in Los Angeles who were arrested by ICE, via consulates in the U.S. There are no reports of aid for Mexicans arrested for rioting. President Sheinbaum defended the detainees and urged peaceful action. Mexico's government is emotionally and economically tied to Mexican migrants in the U.S. due to the importance of remittances to Mexico's economy.
Key Points
Mexico's consulates in the U.S. are providing legal advice to detained Mexican migrants
President Sheinbaum defended the detainees and urged peaceful action
Remittances from Mexicans working American jobs are crucial to Mexico's economy
Pros
Providing legal aid to detained Mexican migrants in the U.S.
Defending the human rights of detainees
Cons
Potential entanglement in U.S. migration politics
Risks to Mexico's economy due to falling remittances