Kast, presidente electo de Chile, propone un corredor humanitario para devolver migrantes a sus países
El presidente electo de Chile, José Antonio Kast, propuso la creación de un “corredor humanitario” para devolver a los migrantes a sus países de orige...
TL;DR
- Chile's president-elect, José Antonio Kast, proposed a "humanitarian corridor" to return migrants to their countries of origin.
- The measure aims to coordinate regional efforts to address the perceived negative impact of migration in Chile.
- Kast stated that approximately 300,000 of the nearly two million migrants in Chile are in an irregular situation.
- The proposal suggests irregular migrants leave voluntarily and can then reapply for legal entry.
- Kast has discussed this plan with leaders from Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, and El Salvador.
- His campaign included proposals for a "Border Shield" plan with walls, fences, surveillance technology, and expulsions.
- The "Border Shield" plan also includes penalties for employers and landlords who engage with individuals without regular migratory status.