Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala to increase troops along borders – White House official

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The Biden administration has secured agreements for Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala to place more troops on their borders, a White House official said on Monday amid the growing number of migrants arriving at the U.S.-Mexican border.

Special Assistant to the President for Immigration for the Domestic Policy Council Tyler Moran earlier told MSNBC: “We’ve secured agreements for them to put more troops on their own border!” “Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala have all agreed to do this,” CNN reported separately.

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