Leaders from US, Mexico, and Canada Gather for Summit to Address Migration, Trade, and Climate Change

Leaders from the United States, Mexico, and Canada are gathering for a summit in Mexico City to discuss a range of issues, including migration, trade, and climate change. The summit comes at a time of unprecedented movement in the Western Hemisphere and is an effort to make legal migration to the three countries more accessible.

The Biden administration is rolling out additional measures during the summit in an attempt to keep migrants from journeying to the US southern border. The success of these measures is dependent on migrants seeing them as viable options, especially when urgently fleeing deteriorating conditions in their home countries.

The leaders are also attempting to crack down on smugglers who profit from persuading people to make the dangerous trip to the United States. However, they have found themselves at odds, as they struggle to handle the influx of migrants.

The summit is a unique opportunity for the three leaders to come together and address the changing migration patterns that pose unique challenges to the administration. It is also a chance to mend tensions that have divided the continent and to create a more secure and accessible migration system for the three countries.