Mexico to stick with policies aimed at stopping migrants after Trump win
Mexico will continue pursuing measures to stop migrants from reaching its northern border with the United States, its top diplomat said Friday, days after Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election vowing a new crackdown on illegal immigration.
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