AZMEX I3-2 22-10-18

AZMEX I3-2 22 OCT 2018


Comment; there has been several comments on U.S. networks that Mexico's military and police could not stop the caravans.
The Mexican Army and Federal Police are quite capable, if not given orders to stand aside.
Such orders would come from the top.


Luis Videgaray: Mexico decides who enters our country
Detalles Publicado el Viernes 10 de marzo de 2017
Http://www.eldiariodesonora.com.mx/notas.php?nota=87134
"the decisions of who enters Mexico, are made by Mexico and only Mexico"
Luis Videgaray Caso, Mexican Foreign Minister
10 March, 2017

Thx




Peña calls migrants to stick to legality
Rosa Elvira Vargas and Roberto González,
sent | Monday, 22 Oct 2018 15:53

http://www.jornada.com.mx/ultimas/2018/10/22/llama-pena-a-migrantes-apegarse-a-la-legalidad-8472.html.

Guadalajara, Jal. President Enrique Peña Nieto made a "respectful call" to those who have chosen to keep the caravan of Central American migrants "out of the legal order", so that they are clear that if they stay in this attitude, they will hardly be able to achieve their goal of entering the United States or of permanence in Mexico.

Another way that is not to maintain the attachment to legality will hardly allow the members of this caravan to fulfill this objective, the president immediately established.

When participating in the Business Summit organized by Miguel Alemán Velasco every year, President Peña insisted: the government of the Republic through the Ministry of the Interior is in constant contact with the migrants of this group who have ignored the call to adhere to the legal principles that govern the migratory and population issue of the country, so that they follow the mechanisms of formal request for permanence in Mexico.

Right there, President Peña warned of the risk that runs in the national territory due to the arrival in the national territory of Hurricane Willa.

He said that, in the face of this natural phenomenon that is advancing along the Pacific coast, he has given instructions today for the installation of the National Emergency Committee, so that all the federal authorities and the states where the phenomenon will eventually impact in the next 48 hours take the preventive measures of support and assistance to the population.

He also urged the media to join the Alerting work issued by the Civil Protection authority to safeguard and protect the inhabitants of those places where the category 5 hurricane will eventually impact and whose strength could be enhanced by tropical storm Vicente that also runs in the Pacific.

That meteorological condition - he added - could oblige the authorities to "make a call for even greater alertness to the members of this caravan that can eventually risk their lives" with the impact and strength of Willa and Vicente. "

On the verge of closing his speech, in which he had emphasized the importance of giving certainty to private investment as one of the axis for the development of the country, President Peña said that he would refer to two particularly important issues of conjuncture: the migrant caravan and the threat of the impact of hurricane Willa in Mexico.

Regarding the first, he stated: "Since last Friday, when a caravan integrated by migrants that seeks to reach the United States, the government of Mexico, in strict adherence to their right and in strict adherence to what our Constitution mandates, burst onto our southern border. and the laws on migration, established the mechanisms to seek an orderly migration and attached to the law.

He added that the "abrupt" form in which this entry was presented has led some people of the same to have already addressed the recommendation of the Mexican government to initiate the processes, be it a refugee request or an "organized" migrant condition. and legal. "

It was then when he warned those who have decided to continue the caravan, in what he considers outside the legal channels, that by maintaining this attitude they will hardly be able to achieve their mission of entering the territory of the United States or of remaining in Mexico.

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