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Mexico's President, Claudia Sheinbaum, expressed in a meeting with U.S. Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau, her disagreement with the immigration raids being carried out in Los Angeles, California. teleSUR

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00:00Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed in a meeting with U.S. Undersecretary of State

00:04Christopher Londo her disagreement with the immigration rates being carried out in Los

00:09Angeles, California. Sheinbaum stated during the meeting that the anti-migrant operations

00:15implemented by U.S. authorities will damage Washington's economy. The head of state added

00:21that it was a courtesy meeting. For his part, Londo affirmed that the government of U.S.

00:26President Donald Trump is seeking the best relationship between the two countries.

00:31The Mexican president was accompanied by the Secretaries of Security and Citizen Protection,

00:37Omar García Harfuch, and of Foreign Affairs, Juan Ramón de la Fuente, as well as the heads of the

00:43Foreign Ministry, North American Unit, Roberto Velasco.

00:56We talked about the defense of our migrant brothers and sisters,

01:00that we disagreed with the use of raids to detain people who work honestly in the United States,

01:09that this will harm not only the people, but also the economy of the United States.

01:18In this context, the Mexican president assured that issues such as security, trade, and migration

01:26were also discussed during the meeting.

01:30We talked about migration. I obviously raised the issue of trade, which for us is fundamental.

01:36And I also raised the issue of the concern we have for all our compatriots, who are in the United States,

01:47and that we do not agree with this scheme of criminalizing working people.

01:53He said he was going to send this message to the State Department, and to President Trump himself.

Mexico | Pres. Sheinbaum rejects massive raids against migrants in the U.S.

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