Thread: Mexico to streamline academic requirements for deportees

FEBRUARY 1, 2017 6:22 PM

Mexico to streamline academic requirements for deportees

The Associated Press
MEXICO CITY Mexico's education ministry says President Enrique Pena Nieto has instructed that officials make it easier for Mexican students deported or voluntarily returning from the United States to enroll in the country's schools.

Pena Nieto's instruction is recognition that U.S. President Donald Trump could make good on his promises to deport more Mexicans who entered that country illegally.

Families have long complained about the reams of paperwork necessary to enroll children or transfer academic credits upon return to Mexico. Among the changes will be dropping the costly and onerous requirement that identity documents and academic transcripts come with a certified translation and a government-certified authentication known as an apostille.

The ministry's statement says a package of education reforms will be sent to Mexico's Senate that would make the changes permanent.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/poli...130178494.html

That is really good, Mexico!! Preparing for your people coming home.

A step in the right direction. These people are your responsibility.

You have PLENTY of land to set up Safe Zones, let them build roads, villages, schools, medical facilities, daycare and open their own businesses! Give them a small plot of land with temporary shelter that they can build on later and pay for it when they get established, lease it to them.