Mexico to press for criminal charges over deaths in US custody
The move comes after Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado was shot dead by an ICE agent in Houston on Tuesday.
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"the government would take 'forceful legal action' to protect the human rights of Mexican citizens in the US."
— Roberto Velasco , Politician
"his father 'did not deserve to be reduced to a headline of 'Mexican man shot and killed by ICE.'"
— Ronaldo Salgado , Other
"it was time to 'go further than diplomatic notes.'"
— Claudia Sheinbaum , Politician
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The move comes after Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado was shot dead by an ICE agent in Houston on Tuesday.
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