Arturo Sarukhán, former Mexican ambassador to the United States, explains that the 'Remain in Mexico' program —which forces asylum seekers to the United States to carry out their process from Mexican territory— does not have the capacity to provide security to migrants who must wait for several weeks for a reply.
'Remain in Mexico': can the Mexican government grant a safe wait to asylum seekers to the US?
2021-12-06T23:34:40.182Z
Arturo Sarukhán, former Mexican ambassador to the United States, explains that the 'Remain in Mexico' program —which forces asylum seekers to the United States to carry out their process from Mexican territory— does not have the capacity to provide security to migrants who must wait for several weeks for a reply.
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