The INM will strengthen operations against human trafficking on the border with Texas

From the Writing

Newspaper La Jornada
Monday, August 15, 2022, p. eleven

The National Migration Institute (INM) reported that this weekend its head, Francisco Garduño Yáñez, met with the deputy chief of the Del Río sector of the United States Border Patrol, Juan Bernal, as part of the permanent coordination in favor of joint actions on the border between Texas and Coahuila.

During the meeting held on the perimeter of the Rio Grande, they agreed to strengthen the work between institutions and implement operations to prevent the illicit trafficking of people, the agency said in a statement.

In addition, he stated that endorsed the commitment to maintain safe, orderly and regular migration, within a framework of respect and safeguarding the rights of people in the context of migration with strict adherence to the provisions of the law of each nation.