Original title: senior U.S. and Mexican officials will meet to discuss border issues. The U.S. foreign minister warned that Haitian refugees will not successfully arrive in the United States

Lincoln visits Mexico
Overseas network, Oct. 9 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of state Abraham Lincoln visited Mexico on the same day to discuss a joint security plan aimed at repairing U.S. - Mexico relations, during which the two sides talked about the issue of Haitian immigration. Bulinkin warned that Haitian immigrants would not successfully arrive in the United States. The Mexican Foreign Minister said that many (Haitian) people had been deceived and trekked to the United States with unrealistic fantasies.
It is reported that the United States increasingly needs Mexico's help in dealing with border issues. In order to repair US Mexico relations, brinken met with Mexican president and senior officials on the 8th to discuss US Mexico security and border issues. Brinklein said that the United States and Mexico need to maintain close contact on the issue of Haitian immigrants. The U.S. border town of Del Rio has received 14000 immigrants in recent weeks, most of them from Haiti.
"This journey is neither dangerous nor successful," BLANKEN said. The United States has expelled thousands of people back to Haiti, and Mexico has recently opened flights to repatriate Haitian immigrants. Many human rights organizations have denounced the expulsion of Haitian immigrants by the United States. A senior UN refugee official said that the United States "deported Haitian immigrants back to Haiti without due process and in line with the humanitarian spirit." (overseas network Wang Xiaoyu)
(original title: senior officials of the United States and Mexico meet to talk about border issues, US foreign minister warns: Haitian refugees will not successfully arrive in the United States)