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Mexico expresses opposition to 2 new US immigration laws - Vimarsana News

Mexico expresses opposition to 2 new US immigration laws

In two separate statements, the Mexican government has denounced restrictive new immigration laws in the states of Florida and Kansas.

Mexican Government Denounces New Florida Law Cracking Down On Illegal Immigration - Vimarsana News

Mexican Government Denounces New Florida Law Cracking Down On Illegal Immigration

Aside from Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has been the most proactive state-level official trying to reverse President...

Mexican government laments DeSantis immigration laws, warns of 'discrimination' and 'racial profiling' - Vimarsana News

Mexican government laments DeSantis immigration laws, warns of 'discrimination' and 'racial profiling'

The Mexican government released a statement Saturday harshly criticizing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's latest immigration bill, which went into effect Friday.

Mexican government laments DeSantis immigration laws, warns of 'discrimination' and 'racial profiling' - Vimarsana News

Mexican government laments DeSantis immigration laws, warns of 'discrimination' and 'racial profiling'

The government of Mexico is lamenting new Florida laws that recently went into effect with the intention of curbing illegal immigration.The Mexican government released a statement Saturday lambasting Florida's Senate Bill 1718, which has provoked months of outrage from Mexican leaders since it was passed in the Republican-controlled state legislature in early May."While the Government