MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission said Friday that the country’s immigration firm is guilty of the death of a Salvadoran migrant who died of COVID-19 after remaining in an detention center in Mexico City.
The commission said the National Immigration Institute had shown “negligence” in the death of women.
She said high school officials did not provide her with good enough medical care or send her to a hospital for specialized treatment, as the woman had uns specified threat points for the disease. He said the company also did not provide the sanitation measures good enough to save you. infected people, exposing detainees already “a greater threat of contagion. “
The commission has the strength to make recommendations to government agencies, which they will have to obey or why they do not. The immigration firm said it was investigating the complaint and would respond.