Overview

• Presidents Joe Biden and Andrés Manuel López Obrador have agreed on new steps to toughen enforcement against illegal migration, focusing on railways, buses, and airports.
• The measures include an increase in repatriation flights to manage the flow of migrants more effectively.
• Despite recent declines in border arrests, officials anticipate a potential increase in migration during the warmer months.
• The U.S. is considering executive actions to further restrict asylum access amid legislative stalls.
• Bilateral talks also touched on long-term strategies to address the root causes of migration through regional cooperation.