Mexico Condemns US Violence Against Migrants, Pledges Rights Protection

Mexico Condemns Violence Against Migrants in US, Vows to Protect Rights Mexico City, June 10, 2025 – In a recent address, a representative of the Mexican government strongly condemned the violence faced by Mexican migrants in the United States. The speech, which has garnered significant attention online, underscores the Mexican government's commitment to protecting the human rights of its citizens abroad. "Mexican migrants in the United States are not criminals," stated the speaker, emphasizing their contributions to the economies of both countries. The address also highlighted the long-standing presence of many Mexican migrants in the US, with a significant portion having lived there for over five years. The government's commitment extends beyond condemnation. They plan to utilize all available diplomatic and legal channels to ensure fair treatment and legal assistance for detained Mexican nationals. Consulates have intensified efforts to inform the Mexican community about their rights and available support. The speech concludes with a call for peaceful action and a rejection of violence as a means of protest, reflecting a broader strategy of diplomatic engagement and human rights advocacy.