Mexico Demands Answers After Citizen's Deportation to South Sudan

Mexico Condemns US Deportation of Citizen to South Sudan Mexico City – In a recent press conference, Claudia Sheinbaum, head of Mexico City's government, strongly criticized the United States for the deportation of a Mexican citizen to South Sudan without prior notification to Mexican authorities. Sheinbaum stated, "Mexico was not informed. There are protocols that should have been followed." The incident highlights the lack of communication and established procedures for handling such cases. The deported individual, whose identity has not been publicly released, was reportedly detained in the United States on homicide charges. Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico should have been informed to facilitate the citizen's return. She explained that there are distinct protocols for the repatriation of Mexican citizens who are not in custody. Sheinbaum's comments indicate that Mexico is investigating the situation and seeking clarification from the United States. This incident underscores the need for stronger communication and cooperation between the US and Mexico to ensure the safety and well-being of their citizens abroad. The Mexican government's response reflects its commitment to protecting the rights and interests of its citizens, regardless of their location.