John Kelly: EEUU no utilizará al ejército en deportaciones

Following a meeting between US officials and Mexico's president, the US pledged not to use the military in migration operations and to avoid mass deportations. The US Department of Homeland Security will ensure all deportations are conducted legally and with respect for human rights. Mexico expressed its disagreement with some US measures, particularly concerning potential increases in deportations and the return of non-Mexican citizens to Mexico. Meanwhile, protests occurred in New Jersey against President Trump's proposed border wall.

What commitment did the United States make regarding the use of the military in migration operations?

• To not use the military at all

• To use the military only in emergencies

• To use the military extensively

• To use the military for border patrols

How did the United States assure the legality of its deportation processes?

• By adhering to US legal and human rights standards

• By consulting with the United Nations

• By following international law

• By involving the military in the process

What was Mexico's main concern regarding US immigration measures?

• The construction of a new border wall

• The reduction of trade agreements

• The potential increase in deportations

• The use of military force at the border

What specific issue did Mexico raise about citizens from other countries?

• Their unrestricted entry into Mexico

• Their detention in US facilities

• Their immediate deportation to their home countries

• Their potential return to Mexico while awaiting legal resolution

What was the focus of the protest in Elizabeth, New Jersey?

• Support for the US-Mexico meeting

• Opposition to the proposed border wall

• Demand for increased military presence

• Support for mass deportations