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    Mexico pledges $30 billion in development aid in part to deter migration

    by Patrick J. McDonnell and Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times Dec 11, 2018 3 minutes

    MEXICO CITY - Mexico's new government - under pressure from the Trump administration to curb illegal immigration to the U.S. - will pump more than $30 billion into development for southern Mexico, an investment plan meant in part to deter illicit migration from Central America, the country's top diplomat said Monday.

    Speaking at a global migration conference in Marrakech, Morocco, Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard pledged that Mexico would embark on a five-year investment scheme for job-creating projects in impoverished southern Mexico that would also

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