Mexico has recorded nearly 200,000 repatriations of its citizens from the United States since President Donald Trump returned to office and tightened immigration policies, according to figures released by the Mexican government.
Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez said that between late January 2025 and mid-March 2026, a total of 189,830 Mexican nationals were returned to the country. Most arrived through land border crossings, while tens of thousands were flown back as part of coordinated repatriation efforts. The returns are being handled under the government's national strategy known as "México te abraza."
