Mexican government is sending hundreds of lawyers to the U.S. to assist illegal migrants

Mexico is reportedly sending hundreds of lawyers to the United States to provide assistance to illegal immigrants. According to a report, the Mexican government has hired approximately 800 lawyers to help migrants navigate the US immigration system.

The move is seen as an effort by Mexico to support its citizens who are living in the US without proper documentation. The lawyers will reportedly provide guidance on asylum claims, deportation proceedings, and other immigration-related matters.

This development has sparked controversy, with some critics arguing that Mexico’s actions are undermining US immigration laws and encouraging illegal border crossings. Others have expressed concerns about the potential costs and logistics of providing legal assistance to hundreds of thousands of migrants.

The report highlights the complex and contentious issues surrounding US-Mexico border policies and immigration reform.

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