Before Trump Threat, Mexico Agreed on Migrant Detention Target

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Before Trump Threat, Mexico Agreed on Migrant Detention Target
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The White House and Mexican foreign ministry didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. Migration has been an increasingly contentious issue for the bilateral relationship, with Trump expressing frustration over the arrival of increasing numbers of undocumented migrants.

-- Before President Donald Trump’s tariff threat, Mexico had agreed with the U.S. to detain a specific number of undocumented migrants, a target that’s now under question as illegal crossings have surged, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.

Both people asked for anonymity because the agreement hasn’t been made public. The White House and Mexican foreign ministry didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. The April daily average of 685 and May average of 763 apprehensions wasn’t enough to stop Trump from threatening tariffs on Mexican goods.

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