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Under the shadow of the huge cross, workers and construction workers in the city of Mexican border city are building a small city. Tent city.

On the ancient market, under the altar built for mass in 2016, the Mexican government was preparing for the thousands of deporters who arrived in the United States in the next few weeks.

Walres is one of the eight border places along the border of 3,000 kilometers long (1,900 miles), and Mexico is preparing for the expected influx.

The men wearing boots and baseball cap climbed the top of a huge metal structure, covered with thick white waterproof cloth, and built a humble asylum, temporarily accommodating men and women in the same way as them.

Once Donald Trump’s so -called “the largest deportation in American history” began, temporary workers, housekeeping workers, kitchen workers and farm workers may be sent to the south soon.

According to the deporter’s support plan that the President Claudia Sherbum government calls “Mexico embrace you”, in addition to avoiding the protection of natural disasters, the deportee will also obtain food, medical services and Mexico identity. Help for documents.

Mexico’s Minister of the Interior Rosa Icela Rodriguez said on Trump said on the day of Trump: “Mexico will take all necessary measures to take care of his compatriots and will allocate all the necessary funds to receive repatriation People.

President Hinem emphasized that her government will first pay attention to the humanitarian needs of returned people, saying that they will be eligible to enjoy the government’s social plans and pensions, and they will be qualified to work immediately.

She urged the Mexicans to “keep calm and calm” in a broader relationship with President Trump and his government -from deportation to tariff threats.

President Trump said in a video speech at the Davos World Economic Forum this week: “I think our cooperation with Mexico is progressing smoothly.” These two neighbors may still find a feasible immigration solution that both parties can accept ——Presses Xie Yima said that the key is to keep the channels of conversation and keep communication channels.

But there is no doubt that she realized that President Trump announced that the US border entered an emergency may bring potential pressure on Mexico.

It is estimated that there are currently 5 million unlicensed Mexican lives in the United States. The prospect of large -scale return may soon be saturated and drowned border cities such as Huarez and Titiana.

This issue makes Jose Maria Garcia Lara, the director of the Immigration Institute of Immigration, the Director of the Immigration Institute of Immigration. When he took me to visit the facilities that were close to his capacity, he said that few places could accommodate more families.

“If necessary, we may arrange some people in the kitchen or library,” he said.

However, at some time, there is no room for room for -food, medical supplies, blankets and sanitary products to be stretched.

“We have been hit in two aspects. First of all, Mexicans and other immigrants who escape from violence,” said Mr. Garcia.

“Besides, we will also deport to large -scale. We don’t know how many people will help our help across the border. These two things may add up to a huge problem.”

In addition, another key part of Trump’s administrative order includes a policy called “Stay in Mexico”. According to this policy, immigration to the US immigration court must stay in Mexico before appointment.

When “staying in Mexico” was implemented, during the first term of Trump and Andrees Manuel Lopez Oollador as Mexico, the Mexican border town was difficult to deal with.

Human rights organizations have also condemned the risks that immigrants were forced to be waiting for the dangerous cities in the dangerous cities of drug trafficking groups.

This time, Xie Yims made it clear that Mexico has not agreed to the plan and will not accept any non -Mexican seeking asylum from the United States during the shelter hearing. Obviously, “staying in Mexico” is effective only when Mexico is willing to obey. At this point, the boundaries have been cleared.

President Trump has deployed about 2,500 soldiers to the southern border of the United States. Their task is to perform some logistics work for the suppression operation.

At the same time, in Titiana, Mexican soldiers are preparing for the consequences of the incident. The authorities have prepared a activity center named FlamingOS with 1,800 beds for returned and troops to transport supplies, and also set up a kitchen and shower room.

When President Trump signed an administrative order on Monday, a minibus carried several expels from the gate of Chapal’s transit point between San Diego and Titherner.

Some reporters gathered together and tried to talk to the first deporters in the Trump era. However, this is just a routine deportation. It may have been brewing for several weeks, which has nothing to do with the documents signed in front of the people cheering in Washington, DC.

Nonetheless, what is symbolic is that when the minibus is waiting for the media and the refuge of the government, these are just the first of many shelters.

Mexico will do their best to receive them, provide them with housing, and find a place for them to find a place that they have never seen since they leave when they leave.