are you confident that these centers in working with these countries is going to work effectively? yeah, so we are really. so, we have been working with many countries in the region for many years in working to build a network of protection, of international protection. and so part of this is many of the countries in the region, even at five years ago, didn t have very strong asylum systems. and over the course of the past decade, but especially the last five years, many of the countries in the region now have options for protection along the way. so mexico has a very strong asylum system. guatemala has a nascent asylum system. and we have worked to really complement the efforts of these host countries in the region so that people have options to stay close to home. so if they want to return
that, but people here are bracing themselves because they don t know what s going to happen in the days to come. will, so if you the us side. mexico s foreign minister has also said his country will only accept a maximum of 1,000 deportees a day from the us. how is that being received? i think it was to be expected, in a i think it was to be expected, in a wax i think it was to be expected, in a wax i i think it was to be expected, in a way. i don t think the mexican in a way. i don t think the mexican government wanted to be seen as mexican government wanted to be seen as passive partners in all of this seen as passive partners in all of this he seen as passive partners in all of this. he pointed out they had of this. he pointed out they had only of this. he pointed out they had only taken a maximum of 16,000 had only taken a maximum of 16,000 a had only taken a maximum of 16,000 a month at the height of title 42~ 16,000 a month at the height of title 42. saying,
of international protection. and so part of this is many of the countries in the region, even at five years ago, didn t have very strong asylum systems. and over the course of the past decade, but especially the last five years, many of the countries in the region now have options for protection along the way. so mexico has a very strong asylum system. guatemala has a nascent asylum system. and we have worked to really complement the efforts of these host countries in the region so that people have options to stay close to home. so if they want to return home, but also to be in neighbouring countries nearby. and so there have been at least. there are 20,000 people in the region who are displaced, but many of them have found a perch. so, marta, are these centers, when are they going to be ready? so we are working on a roll out of these centres.
in from mexico? how concerned should people be over the border security? i think border security is important to the 0bama in his shy menstruation and the biden and ministration. you need to think of the border in a few ways. one is that what is happening out the lifting of title 42, the consequences for someone causing illegally into the country will actually be more severe. they will be put into what s called expedited removal. underanother be put into what s called expedited removal. under another portion of the us title cord eight, which would ban them from reapplying to the united states for five years at a minimum. so, that s number one. number two, the administration has coupled that with increasing the law forfor coupled that with increasing the law for for people to cross into the united states lawfully. they have increased the number of visas that
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