Argentina Tightens Immigration Laws: Bullrich's Reform Targets Criminals

Argentina's Security Minister Patricia Bullrich announced a new immigration reform aimed at bolstering national security and protecting citizens. The initiative focuses on stricter border controls to prevent criminals from entering the country and ensuring the deportation of those who commit crimes within Argentina. Bullrich stated, "El que las hace, las paga" (Those who do it, pay for it), underscoring the government's determination to enforce the law. The reform also aims to streamline the process for legitimate immigrants who contribute positively to the nation. This initiative is expected to spark debate and discussion about immigration policies in Argentina and its impact on national security.