Campeche receives 119 Mexican nationals repatriated from Texas

A group of 119 Mexican nationals, including two unaccompanied 17-year-old males, arrived at the Campeche International Airport via a repatriation flight from El Paso, Texas. The group consisted of 110 men and seven women, with no family units identified among the passengers.

Under the federal “México te abraza” policy, state officials in Campeche are providing various forms of support to the repatriated citizens. This assistance includes a 2,500 peso payment, medical services, help with civil registry documentation, and transportation via ADO.

Additionally, the “Ajo’olnaj – Tu Techo” shelter, managed by the Secretariat of Inclusion, offers temporary housing for those wishing to stay in the state. Officials noted that the shelter has assisted over 150 people in the last three months, with some individuals choosing to settle in Campeche permanently.