As official representatives of the Mexican government in the United States, the consulates can provide legal guidance and resources for people and families dealing with immigration issues. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyThe relationship between Mexico and the United States is at its lowest point in years. Mexican officials say they are eager to keep families already living in the United States together. There are economic concerns too: Mexicans living abroad send more than $25 billion back home, with most of the money coming from the United States, according to Mexico’s central bank. And many immigrants may not immediately consider turning to the Mexican government for help.

Source: New York Times February 17, 2017 12:11 UTC