He Chancellor Elmer Schialer spoke tonight about the possibility of Peruvians being deported from USA. “The Government would accept that they return to the country,” he said in an interview with Punto Final.
Shialer specified that there are just over a million Peruvians in the United States, and that Some 300 thousand would be in an irregular situation.
Faced with the possible deportation of migrants, including Peruvians, Schialer said that each country has the right and the power to not wish to have in its country people who have committed a crime or who have committed an immigration crime.
Asked by the aforementioned program about a mass deportation of Peruvians, the chancellor maintained that the Peruvians “They will have all the facilities needed for their reintegration into the country.”“First of all, they will have medical care and ways will be found to reintegrate them into the workforce.
Before the era of Donald Trump, 12,000 Peruvians were deported from August 2022 to date: “They have been deported for what we call immigration offenses. Good people have come there whose only offense has been immigration.”
The consulates, he said, have been offering information to Peruvians in the United States.
He also highlighted that Peru maintains good relations with the new administration of the United States.
Schialer confirmed that our country will allow the arrival of planes from the United States with deportees and asserted that redirecting them to a third country is not appropriate and is not appropriate.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PERUVIANS IN THE UNITED STATES
The Peruvian consulates in the United States shared a series of recommendations for compatriots in case they are detained by the police of that country or the immigration authorities.
The Foreign Ministry shared information about the rights of Peruvian citizens if they are detained or have surrendered to any immigration authority in the United States, in light of the operations against irregular immigration promoted by the Government of Donald Trump.
-Stay calm and do not resist or obstruct the agents or officers.
-Do not lie or provide false documents, the consequences can be serious.
-Be prepared and talk to your family about what to do if you are detained. Memorize the phone numbers of your loved ones and your lawyer.
-Have an emergency plan if you have children or need to take medication.
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