Mexicans deported from the United States of America to Chihuahua, Mexico

Abstract

This article addresses the migratory process that the Mexican person experiences when deported from the United States of America to the northern border state of Chihuahua, Mexico. Therefore, it seeks to make visible deficiencies of the Mexican public administration in the deportation-reintegration process. In this regard, we sought to obtain information on the operation of the SomosMexicanos Program, a Mexican immigration policy conducted by the National Institute of Migration. However, to achieve a more comprehensive understanding, an approach was made with people in the context of international migration Mexico-United States and return United States-Mexico, adding the contributions of public servants in charge of providing migrants with services available via Mexican institutions and agencies. This was in addition to including a brief description of the practices of the American immigration ombudsman. From what has been learned, there is a state of helplessness among migrants and a lack of protection by the Mexican authorities, who are unable to guarantee their compatriots a reintegration process in a country with opportunities for development and security.