The governor of Puebla, Alejandro Armenta, has expressed a strong message in defense of Mexicans living in the United States. His position is based on being ready to support President Claudia Sheinbaum against any potential immigration policy of the new government of Donald Trump. Enrique Vargas, vice-coordinator of PAN senators, has also joined the interest in strengthening the relationship with the Republican administration.
Vargas emphasized his willingness to closely collaborate with Sheinbaum and address key issues, with the USMCA being one of the central points on his agenda during his stay in Washington. His goal is to meet with members of the new government to discuss relevant aspects for both nations. He also stressed that Puebla would welcome deported Mexicans with unrestricted support.
Vargas's visit to the U.S. capital has not only been marked by meetings and political dialogues but also by messages of support for the Mexican community in case they are affected by possible immigration measures. His presence in Washington is shaping up as an attempt to strengthen communication and ties with the Trump administration, demonstrating a willingness to act in favor of his fellow citizens.
