Mexico to Provide Services to Ease Transition of ‘Dreamers’

teleSUR English ^ | September 13, 2017

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Mexico has pledged to help undocumented immigrant youth living in the United States transition to life in the Latin American country in response to Donald Trump’s decision to end DACA.

The Mexican government will create programs that provide mental health services, offer financial aid and facilitate the transfer of education credits, according to Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Videgaray.

Officials also plan to create a job recruitment program for recent arrivals.

“With each ‘dreamer’ who returns to Mexico, Mexico wins,” Videgaray said.

“What is relevant is not which country wins here. What is relevant here is what the ‘dreamers’ want.”

As many as 983 undocumented people currently covered under DACA will lose their protected status every day following the six-month congressional delay, according to a CNN analysis of the Department of Homeland Security data.

Nearly 30,000 people a month are slated to lose their legal status.

[MarkL]

Will Mexico be printing comic books telling the illegal aliens how to apply for and get the services from the Mexican government, the way they printed comic books telling the illegal aliens how to get American taxpayer provided benefits and services?

Mark

[itsahoot]

They better be prepared for more than just Dreamers, we are sending them all back, including the parents who smuggled them across international boundaries illegally.

Would that it were so Lurker.