Mexico-US/Immigration Protest
Mexico City, Mexico - June 9, 2025 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of Mexico national flag, banners, doll with mask of U.S. President Donald Trump, protester speaking outside U.S. Embassy in Mexico City
2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Maria Garcia, protester (ending with shot 3):
"We are migrants supporting our brothers and sisters in the United States who have been subjected to brutal and criminal persecution without any sympathy or mercy."
3. Various of Maria Garcia holding posters, other protester speaking
4. Mexico national flags
Demonstrators gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City on Monday to express support for the Mexican community in the United States following recent mass roundups of migrants and resulting protests in Los Angeles, California.
More than 1,000 protesters clashed and faced off with National Guard troops in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday during the latest demonstrations against immigration raids that swept across California over the weekend.
Some 42 Mexicans have been arrested so far, including 37 men and five women, in the protests in Los Angeles, according to Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Affairs Juan Ramon de la Fuente.
Citizens in Mexico's capital are denouncing what they call the "repression and human rights violations" of their "brothers and sisters" in the U.S. Many see the National Guard deployment as racism against the Hispanic community.
"We are migrants supporting our brothers and sisters in the United States who have been subjected to brutal and criminal persecution without any sympathy or mercy," said Maria Garcia, a protester.
Protesters said that Mexico's relationship with its northern neighbor has deteriorated significantly since Donald Trump's return to the White House and that the decision to send the military to control the demonstrations is a step too far.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum urged the U.S. authorities on Monday to follow the law on deportation proceedings and respect human dignity.
The president of Mexico said that the government will not tolerate practices that violate human rights, making a "respectful but firm" request that the U.S. authorities act in accordance with due process and respect for human dignity.
Mexico-US/Immigration Protest
Dateline : Jun 9, 2025
Location : Mexico
Duration : 0'46
Mexico City, Mexico - June 9, 2025 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of Mexico national flag, banners, doll with mask of U.S. President Donald Trump, protester speaking outside U.S. Embassy in Mexico City
2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Maria Garcia, protester (ending with shot 3):
"We are migrants supporting our brothers and sisters in the United States who have been subjected to brutal and criminal persecution without any sympathy or mercy."
3. Various of Maria Garcia holding posters, other protester speaking
4. Mexico national flags
Demonstrators gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City on Monday to express support for the Mexican community in the United States following recent mass roundups of migrants and resulting protests in Los Angeles, California.
More than 1,000 protesters clashed and faced off with National Guard troops in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday during the latest demonstrations against immigration raids that swept across California over the weekend.
Some 42 Mexicans have been arrested so far, including 37 men and five women, in the protests in Los Angeles, according to Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Affairs Juan Ramon de la Fuente.
Citizens in Mexico's capital are denouncing what they call the "repression and human rights violations" of their "brothers and sisters" in the U.S. Many see the National Guard deployment as racism against the Hispanic community.
"We are migrants supporting our brothers and sisters in the United States who have been subjected to brutal and criminal persecution without any sympathy or mercy," said Maria Garcia, a protester.
Protesters said that Mexico's relationship with its northern neighbor has deteriorated significantly since Donald Trump's return to the White House and that the decision to send the military to control the demonstrations is a step too far.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum urged the U.S. authorities on Monday to follow the law on deportation proceedings and respect human dignity.
The president of Mexico said that the government will not tolerate practices that violate human rights, making a "respectful but firm" request that the U.S. authorities act in accordance with due process and respect for human dignity.
ID : 8431767
Published : 2025-06-10 16:50
Last Modified : 2025-06-10 20:05:18
Source : China Global Television Network (CGTN)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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