As a result, many African migrants are given a temporary transit permit, giving them 20 days to leave Mexico. In practice this allows them to continue their journey towards the United States border without being detained by immigration officials. [More]This needs to be taken care of immediately after the swearing-in ceremony. One phone call to Peña Nieto detailing economic repercussions could do it.
Friday, January 20, 2017
In Other Words, It's an Act of War
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Does or new President have any way to cut off money transfers by individuals? All the money being sent from the US to Mexico by both legal and illegal persons working in the US and sending money home?
Remittances are covered under Title XII of the Code of Federal Regulations, so writing additional regulations (as Obama showed all future Presidents how to do) shouldn't be a problem. Get out the Pen!
@GaryM -- He could start with WalMart. Just look in the Customer Services area -- there's always a poster on the wall with International Money Order prices, and the "example" is always "Mexico."
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