Marina del Pilar Avila, the governor of the state of Baja California in Mexico, claimed without giving a reason why the US had revoked her and her husband’s tourist visa. ” I totally trust that the condition will be properly clarified for both of us, “vila said on X. The US Embassy’s spokesperson told The Associated Press that visa records are kept private and that specific cases’ specifics never been discussed. I tell all Baja Californians that this is occurring in a complex, interconnected world that necessitates my composure and prudence. I’ve said it before: Governing my position is a source of pride, and I’ll continue to do so with both my heart and my conscience. My state will continue to work tirelessly to help the people of Baja California in the face of the challenges we face, Abila said in a social media post. The withdrawal of the card does not equate to an “accusation, research, or proper prosecution by any power,” according to Avila’s husband Carlos Torres, who is also a politician and active member of the Morena party. ” I was informed by US Consular Authorities about the renewal of my non-immigrant card,” a move that, like many others in similar circumstances, goes against domestic rules of the State Department. The father said,” It should be noted that my conscience is quiet and that I am confident that the condition may be settled favorably.” US and Mexican boundary disputes stem from US claims that Mexico enters the country with laborers and drugs. The border state of Mexico, Baja California, shares its borders with California. President Trump recently stated that he would consider sending US soldiers to Mexico to fight drug smuggling, but Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum refrained from doing so. We would get honored to go in and assist Mexico if they needed assistance with the cartels. I explained that to her. I may be honored to enter and participate. Trump claimed that the cartels are attempting to kill our nation. Jeinbaum vowed to never take the US soldiers ‘ presence on its soil.
