Guatemalan president: Migrant crisis not expected

The Washington Post
  • 10 years ago
Otto Perez Molina, president of Guatemala, says his government is prepared to accept citizens sent home and suggests that more funding for U.S.-Mexico border security may be shortsighted.

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