Mexican President Wants US to Grant More Work Visas

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Wednesday he hopes to negotiate more U.S. work visas for Central American migrants as well as those from his own country, and his administration promised to protect migrants, even as police reported two Hondurans were killed in the border city of Tijuana. Officials of the new administration said Mexico's policy toward migrants has changed, from a policy of "containment" to one of respect for human rights. "We are...

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