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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkNews Around the Republic of Mexico | June 2005 

Manual for Mexican Migrants - Guía del Migrante Mexicano
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AVOID

If you are accused of domestic violence against your children, partner or some other person you live with, you could go to jail. Besides the authorities and the child protective service (CPS) could take your child away from you.

Do not carry firearms, knives or other dangerous objects. Keep in mind that many Mexicans are dead or in prison for this reason.

If the police enter your house or apartment, do not resist, but ask for the search warrant. It's better to cooperate and ask to be put in touch with the nearest Mexican consulate.

Translation by Lupita Ramirez



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