Claudia Sheinbaum refuted Kristi Noem's claim. Noem stated Sheinbaum encouraged Los Angeles protests against immigration raids. Sheinbaum denied the allegation. She affirmed Mexico's support for its diaspora in the United States. Sheinbaum emphasized her administration's commitment to peaceful actions. She urged Mexicans in the US to act peacefully. She condemned violent demonstrations. She stressed Mexico's defense of hardworking Mexicans.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Tuesday denied a claim by US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that she encouraged protests in Los Angeles against immigration raids, calling the allegation “absolutely false.”Responding via social media, Sheinbaum shared a video from her daily press briefing the previous day, in which she had explicitly urged Mexicans in the United States “to act peacefully” and condemned violent demonstrations. “We have always been against violent protests,” she wrote on X.The diplomatic flare-up came after Noem told reporters at the White House, “Claudia Sheinbaum came out and encouraged more protests in LA and I condemn her for that. She should not be encouraging violent protests that are going on.”Sheinbaum pushed back, reiterating Mexico’s support for its diaspora and stressing that her administration stands for peace. “Our position is and will continue to be the defense of honest, hardworking Mexicans who support the United States economy and their families in Mexico,” she said.
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