Mexico publishes the document that US President Donald Trump fleetingly showed the press this week as evidence he had extracted tough new concessions on migration from the neighbouring country.
MEXICO: Mexico published the document Friday that US President Donald Trump fleetingly showed the press this week as evidence he had extracted tough new concessions on migration from the neighbouring country.
The document is a “supplementary agreement” to the deal the US and Mexico signed last Friday and outlines additional measures the two sides agree to take. That language appears to resemble Trump’s demand for a “safe third country” agreement in which migrants entering Mexican territory would have to seek asylum there, not the United States, and be immediately deported to Mexico if they entered the US.
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