Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum recently addressed allegations made by journalist Peter Schweizer in his book "The Invisible Coup. " Schweizer claims that Mexico is using its consulates in the United States to influence American elections.
• During a press conference, Sheinbaum denied that Mexican consulates engage in any political activities in the U. S. She labeled the allegations as "absolutely false" and emphasized that the consulates' primary role is to provide assistance to Mexican nationals.
• Sheinbaum referred to a recent statement from the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, which also denies the claims made by Schweizer.
• Schweizer argues that the Mexican government is interfering in U. S. politics by mobilizing both legal and illegal migrants to serve its interests. He points to former Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) as actively working against President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
• Sheinbaum attempted to distance Schweizer from the Trump administration, suggesting his claims have no connection to Trump. Despite this, Trump has publicly endorsed Schweizer's book.
• The situation highlights unprecedented direct involvement of a foreign leader in U. S. politics, as described by Schweizer.
Sheinbaum's statements underscore her commitment to non-interference in U. S. affairs, while the discourse raises questions about the influence of foreign governments on American political landscapes.
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