VOICED : EEUU retorna a primeros migrantes tras reactivarse programa "Quédate en México"

The 'Remain in Mexico' program, initiated in 2019 by former President Trump, requires asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for their US court hearings. Although suspended by President Biden, a Texas judge ordered its reinstatement, a decision upheld by the US Supreme Court. The program has returned over 71,000 migrants to Mexico. While Mexico provides documentation for migrants to stay and work, the UN's International Organization for Migration criticizes the program as inhumane and against international law.

What is the main purpose of the 'Quédate en México' program?

• To allow migrants to work in the U.S. while waiting for their court date

• To require asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for their U.S. court date

• To provide financial aid to migrants in Mexico

• To expedite the asylum process in the U.S.

Who initiated the 'Quédate en México' program?

• Donald Trump

• George W. Bush

• Barack Obama

• Joe Biden

Which U.S. President suspended the 'Quédate en México' program?

• Barack Obama

• Joe Biden

• George W. Bush

• Donald Trump

What action did a federal judge in Texas take regarding the 'Quédate en México' program?

• Ordered its reinstatement

• Ordered its termination

• Reduced its scope

• Expanded its scope

What is the stance of the International Organization for Migration on the 'Quédate en México' program?

• They oppose it as inhumane and against international law

• They are neutral on the program

• They believe it should be expanded

• They support it as a humane solution