The first migrant deputy at the CDMX Congress recognizes the president and her cabinet for having agreed for a one -month pause in the implementation of tariffs on Mexican products, however, she criticizes that in the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and Now with Sheinbaum, fewer resources for the attention of Mexicans abroad have been assigned.
“There was a reduction in the 9% consular care budget in this government. The doctor Claudia SheinbaumPresident of Mexico, she did not want to expand the budget for expenditures for an extraordinary measure such as the case, “he warns.
“The 2,800 lawyers who legally attend Mexicans do not give enough for the population of around four million that are in irregular status.”
From Mexican mother and Peruvian father, Raúl de Jesús Torres Guerrero is known as “Raúl Richie.” He was elected by the vote of citizens of the CDMX in 2021 and reelected in 2024. It is part of the parliamentary group of the PAN.
He lived in the United States for more than three decades. He has a degree in International Relations from the Endicott College in Boston, with Postgraduate in Public Management at Washington DC.
His flag to get to the capital Congress was to meet the needs of migrants and their families.
In 2021, a reform to the local Constitution established that the CDMX Congress is made up of 66 deputies, of which one is for the Migrant Diputación,
A political representation figure for the captain community that lives abroad.
Torres points out that a migration status trial has a cost of between 4,000 and $ 7,000, and criticizes the resources allocated by the federal government for the program sowing life in other countries, to which 63.5 million dollars have been channeled for application in the Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Haiti, Cuba and Belize.
Today, Dr. Sheinbaum in a month, which is where Trump again will decide whether we are swallowed or not, she has to do what she did not do during the last six years (López Obrador).
Raúl Torres, migrant deputy at the CDMX Congress
Before the return of thousands of nationals living in the United States, either for being deported or by their own decision, Torres proposes to create the “Fund for the capital in return”in order to support and integrate them into the labor market.
It points the need to generate agreements with private private initiative so that they can have access to decent employment, where their experience, knowledge and skills that acquired in the United States such as construction, health and services are taken.
