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However, these efforts are fraught with controversy. Publicly, Mexico’s government emphasizes a commitment to “secure, safe, and orderly migration,” yet it maintains a cautious stance regarding U.S. proposals for biometric data sharing and joint enforcement. Shinbou, Mexico’s president, publicly rejected the idea of sharing biometric information with U.S. agencies, citing concerns over sovereignty and privacy—an understandable stance amid allegations of backdoor deals and increased U.S. pressure.