FOIA NOTES: Declassified U.S. Cable Cited in Decision to Overturn Migration Institute’s “Inexistence” Claim

Citing information in a declassified U.S. State Department cable, Mexico’s information commissioners have overturned a determination by the country’s National Migration Institute (INM) that it did not have records on the 2008 visit of Ambassador Mark Lagon, then the top U.S. official in charge of monitoring and combating human trafficking. The case stems from a … Continue reading →

Migration News: November 30 – December 6, 2013

Mexico’s National Migration Institute (INM) said that they expect to see an increase in the number of migrants deported from the United States in the coming year. (Latin Times) Citing the lack of progress on immigration reform, 29 U.S. lawmakers asked President Obama to suspend deportations for those who would be eligible for citizenship under … Continue reading →