Mexican Tent City for Deportation

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Mexico prepares to welcome back migrants from US after Trump return order

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Mexican government is preparing for thousands of deportees they expect to arrive from the United States in the coming weeks .

Mexico is one of eight border locations along the 3,000-kilometre-long ( 1,900 miles ) border where Mexico is getting ready for the anticipated influx.

The deportees will receive food, medical care, and assistance in obtaining Mexican identity documents, under a deportee-support programme.

It was just a routine deportation, though, one which was probably in the pipeline for weeks and had nothing to do with the documents Trump was signing before a cheering crowd in Washington DC . Still, symbolically, as the minibus sped past the waiting media towards a government-run shelter, these were the first of many. Mexico will have its work cut out to receive them, house them and find them a place in a nation some won't have seen since they left as children..

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