The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported on Friday, October 30, that Colombian, Venezuelan, Nicaraguan, and Haitian nationals were deported to Mexico during the morning.
The agency disseminated the announcement on its official X account, accompanied by a video. The message did not specify the number of people expelled, the crossing point into Mexican territory, or the immigration procedure applied.
Other cases of deportations to Mexico
Shipments of Cubans to Mexican territory have also been documented, although CBP did not include them among the nationalities listed in its announcement this Friday.
Among those backgrounds is that of Miguel Ángel Rosales, who recounted that he was deported to Mexico after living 55 years in the United States. His testimony, published on October 23, was gathered in interviews by Raúl Hernández, the administrator of the account "Cubano Deportado."
Rosales recounted that, following his deportation, he was transported by bus to Tapachula, in the Mexican state of Chiapas, where he remained for four months while he processed a humanitarian visa.
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