Mexico puts aside $50m to back migrants facing deportation from US

Mexico will spend about US$50m (€47m) to hire lawyers for migrants facing deportation in the United States.

Mexico puts aside $50m to back migrants facing deportation from US
Mon, 30 Jan, 2017 - 20:45

Mexico will spend about US$50m (€47m) to hire lawyers for migrants facing deportation in the United States.

The money will also go to outreach programmes "to promote respect for Mexicans' rights".

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