Updated On: 09 May, 2023 08:56 AM IST | Mexico City | AP
Mexico agreed last week to continue to accept migrants from Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba and Nicaragua who are turned away at the border, as well as some other migrants from Central America

US President Joe Biden (L) is welcomed by his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador upon landing at Felipe Angeles International Airport in Zumpango de Ocampo, north of Mexico City. Pic/AFP
Mexico`s president said on Monday he will talk with US President Joe Biden by telephone on Tuesday about immigration and the fentanyl crisis. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said the leaders will also discuss development programmes to help stem the flow of migrants to the US border.
The conversation comes two days before the end of pandemic-era immigration restrictions that allowed US authorities to quickly expel migrants who crossed the border illegally. Lopez Obrador appealed to migrants not to use smugglers to travel to the US border. "Don`t allow yourselves to be fooled," Lopez Obrador said during his morning news briefing. "Don`t allow yourselves to be blackmailed by coyotes, smugglers, who put you at risk."