Mexico to press for criminal charges over deaths in US custody
Mexico's government says it will press for criminal charges over the deaths of Mexican nationals in US immigration custody. The move comes as migration tensions between the two countries remain elevated.
Mexico's foreign ministry said it is reviewing the cases of several Mexican nationals who died in US immigration custody and is taking legal steps to pursue criminal charges. Officials are demanding a transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
The announcement comes amid continued tension between the two countries over migration policy. Mexico's government stressed that ensuring humane treatment of its citizens in detention remains a priority.
US authorities have not yet issued a formal response. Observers are watching closely to see how the process affects the broader diplomatic relationship between the two nations.
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