WHAT WOULD MEXICO DO

Article 33 of the Mexican Constitution grants the President the exclusive power to expel any foreigner whose presence is judged undesirable from the national territory, immediately and without the necessity of prior legal action1. The article also states that foreigners may not in any way interfere in the political affairs of the country. Foreigners are defined as those who do not possess the qualifications set forth in Article 30 of the Constitution. The law regulates the administrative procedure, as well as the place and time that the detention lasts https://www.oas.org/ext/Portals/33/Files/Member-States/en_mex-int-text-const.pdf#:~:text=Article%209.%20The%20right%20to%20assemble%20or%20associate,the%20country.%20No%20armed%20deliberative%20meeting%20is%20authorized