Mexico Vows to Improve Migrant's Treatment
Feb 28,
By LISA J. ADAMS
Associated Press Writer
Cecilia Romero Castillo, who said many of Mexico's 48 detention centers lack adequate personnel, supplies, medical care and social services, announced a plan to install doctor's offices in 16 centers, upgrade facilities and improve staff training.
Romero also said the agency will no longer use jails as detention centers and will fire any supervisor found violating the rules.
The Mexican government has acknowledged that many officials are bribed by human smugglers. Migrants face abuse from corrupt police as well as violent gangs who wait on the southern border to rob and assault them.
Nice words! We'll see if they can "walk the walk!" -mm
Labels: Immigration, Mexican Politics
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