Mexican President Sheinbaum has requested evidence from the United States regarding border shootings, following the US deployment of 500 soldiers to the border.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Monday that Mexico has requested evidence from the United States regarding a border shooting incident that prompted the U.S. to deploy approximately 500 soldiers to the border. Sheinbaum explained at her daily press conference that the U.S. reported "shots fired from the Mexican border," but Mexico's National Guard, Army, and Navy found no signs of any firing from Mexican territory into the U.S. She also expressed concern about U.S. officials overstepping in terms of security cooperation.
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