What happens to illegal immigrants in mexico?

They are jailed and then deported. If you are looking for specifics, you can check out Instituto Nacional de Migración That is the Government office in charge of inmigration services in Mexico read more

One of the major news items this week in border security and immigration is the fact that a ‘caravan’ of around 1,000 people from Central America are currently passing through Mexico en route to the American border with intent to illegal pass through the border and set up shop on welfare and in the parking lots of Home Depots across California. read more

Mexico has had more success at deportation due in part to its very stringent immigration laws. In fact, Mexico considers entering the country illegally a felony. The idea of languishing in a Mexican prison is enough to convince most illegals to avoid being caught there. read more

Illegal immigration in Mexico has been a problem, especially since the 1970s. Although the number of deportations is declining with 61,034 registered cases in 2011, the Mexican government documented over 200,000 illegal border crossings in 2004 and 2005. read more