We defend the rights and dignity of the immigrant community on both sides of the border.
To analyze, address, and propose solutions to the main immigration challenges facing Mexican and Latino communities in the United States and Mexico, strengthening the defense of their human rights, their legal security, and their binational representation within Fuerza Migrante.
Assess the current immigration situation and its social, legal, and economic impact in both countries.
Propose initiatives and policy positions that strengthen the protection of immigrants' rights.
Advance public policies and binational efforts that ensure orderly, safe, and humane migration.
Support the Board of Directors in setting priority immigration agendas.
According to the Migration Policy Institute, about 10.9 million people born in Mexico lived in the United States in 2023. They make up nearly 23% of the country's total immigrant population and remain a key demographic presence.
Binational mobility sustains family, work, and community networks in both countries. In 2023, Mexico received more than $63 billion in remittances, an essential source of income for millions of households and local economies.
Recent estimates indicate that about 14 million people live in the United States without regular immigration status, most of them from Latin America. This underscores the need for comprehensive, humane immigration policies.
