Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum vowed to pursue "significant legal measures" against the United States after a Mexican national was fatally shot during an ICE operation in Texas.Mexican officials counted 17 cases of Mexican nationals who have died in U.S.immigration custody, while Sheinbaum focused on Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, an illegal migrant who has lived in the United States for decades.DHS officials claimed Araujo was the subject of an ICE arrest operation when an agent shot him in self-defense because he allegedly ignored orders and allegedly attempted to ram the agent.ICE SAYS OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WHO TRIED TO RAM HIM WITH CAR IN HOUSTONDuring Sheinbaum’s daily "Mañanera del Pueblo" press availability in Mexico City, she laid out her planned escalation of objections against U.S.
immigration enforcement’s behavior."Our goal is to go beyond diplomatic notes and the representations we made to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.We cannot tolerate the mistreatment of our fellow citizens, our brothers and sisters, in the United States.
So, we are proposing further measures," Sheinbaum said in Spanish.Sheinbaum said the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs will present the measures to Washington, and commented on Araujo’s death.ICE AGENTS IN FATAL HOUSTON SHOOTING WERE NOT WEARING BODY CAMERAS, SOURCES SAYMexican president Claudia Sheinbaum, left, listens to President Donald Trump, right.(Mandel Ngan/Getty Images)"This occurred in the context of detention, even though their only offense was lacking documentation — and this despite having been hired by a U.S.
company."She said the U.S.has no reason to hold people like Araujo in detention or allegedly "subject [them] to violence.""We are therefore preparing, obviously, more significant legal measures."TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANS NEW ICE HOLDING FACILITY NEAR LOUISIANA DEPORTATION FLIGHT HUBOn Thursday, Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco said he is requesting criminal...