Sheinbaum Denies Inciting Violence Amid LA Protests
Sheinbaum Denies Inciting Violence Amid LA Protests

Sheinbaum Denies Inciting Violence Amid LA Protests

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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has denied accusations by US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that she incited violent protests in Los Angeles, insisting her statements were misrepresented and reaffirming her condemnation of violence. Sheinbaum has reiterated calls for peaceful demonstrations and highlighted her government's commitment to defending the rights of Mexicans abroad. In response to President Trump's immigration crackdown and National Guard deployment, Sheinbaum activated consular protections for detained Mexicans and pledged to use diplomatic channels to oppose the criminalization of migration. Political tensions have escalated, with US House Speaker Mike Johnson supporting Trump's actions and criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom, who opposes federal intervention. Sheinbaum continues to advocate for dialogue and peaceful protest, seeking to ease misunderstandings with US officials. The situation is ongoing as both countries address the consequences of recent protests and enforcement measures.

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