Mexico
Americas
Advocacy for Mexico
What’s Happening?
Mexico is a sending, transit, and destination country for displaced people from throughout Latin America. While Mexico’s asylum-related laws are quite generous, asylum seekers still face a broad range of challenges accessing safety and integration in Mexico. The United States also exerts a great deal of influence on Mexican migration policy which has negatively impacted many in need of protection.
What Must Be Done?
Refugees International is urging the government of Mexico to continue to invest in and improve upon its protection system, and asks the United States to support Mexico in this endeavor.
Latest Reports and Briefs
Pushed into the Shadows: Mexico’s Reception of Haitian Migrants
April 28, 2022
MPP as a Microcosm: What’s Wrong with Asylum at the Border and How to Fix It
February 11, 2022
Networks of Care for Displaced LGBTQ+ People: How the United States Can Support LGBTQ+-led Organizations in Central America and Mexico
January 27, 2022
Latest Opinions, Q&As, and Explainers
Latest Advocacy Letters
The Biden Administration Must Immediately Stop Conducting Credible Fear Interviews in CBP Custody
June 5, 2023
Recommendations for the Shelter and Services Program: Making Possible Sustainable, Orderly, and Safe Reception at the US-Mexico Border
April 24, 2023
+90 Civil Society Orgs Urge Leaders to Uphold Rights, Access to Asylum at North American Leaders’ Summit
January 9, 2023
Latest Events and Testimonies
Latest Perspectives
Featured Image: A migrant family walks across a bridge in Tijuana, Mexico on the U.S. southern border. © Spencer Platt/Getty Images
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Afghans evacuated to the United States deserve permanency and security to rebuild their lives here. Congress must pass the Afghan Adjustment Act.
