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How Mexico's Historic Election Could Impact Immigration to US

"Mexico's president has done some of the heavy lifting for hard-liner U.S. immigration policy," one expert told Newsweek.

By: Newsweek

Jun 01 2024
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How Mexico's Historic Election Could Impact Immigration to US — How Mexico's Historic Election

Mexico is expected to have a woman leading the country following this Sunday's election. Immigration experts told Newsweek that the new president will have to play a vital role in the country's relationship with the United States, including more prog... [7419 chars]

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