Mexico's Pena Nieto Talks About Reforms, Migrants and US Immigration Mexico News Daily
go to original July 2, 2014

On “Charlie Rose,” a conversation with Enrique Peña Nieto. He took office as Mexico's 57th President in 2012. His victory marked a return to power for the Institutional Revolutionary Party. His inauguration speech outlined a bold promise to reform the key aspects of Mexican society: education, telecommunications, and the state oil monopoly, Pemex. (Bloomberg)

President Peña Nieto appeared on American television last night following a taped interview in Mexico City over the weekend with U.S. broadcast journalist Charlie Rose.

The president discussed the country’s politics, its economy and its future, as well as U.S. immigration reform and the movement of thousands of child migrants from Central America.

According to Bloomberg, Pena Nieto said that while the economic changes his administration has passed should create more opportunities in Mexico, the U.S. should pursue immigration changes and it would be an “injustice” not to recognize immigrants’ contributions to the U.S. economy. He didn’t specify which steps the U.S. should take in overhauling its immigration laws.

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