CBP reports deportations of citizens from four countries to Mexico
The announcement included people from Colombia, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti but did not say how many were transferred or where they crossed.
Citizens of Colombia, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti were deported to Mexico, according to an announcement from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, or CBP. The communication placed the transfers on the morning of Friday, October 30, 2026. Mexico is identified as the destination of the people mentioned; the notice does not specify a particular location within the country.
The agency distributed the information through its official account on X and included a video about the transfers. The audiovisual material was presented as part of the announcement of deportations that morning. The communication identifies four nationalities but provides no names or individual information about the people transferred.
The message did not say how many people were deported. It did not specify the point used to cross into Mexican territory or explain the immigration procedure applied. Those details do not appear in the available information, so it is not possible to establish the volume of transfers, route taken or administrative process used.
The communication establishes a date, part of the day, a destination country and a group of four nationalities. It offers no geographic precision beyond Mexico and no figures for the people involved. The announcement on X and accompanying video describe the transfers, but the message adds no detail about the crossing or associated immigration process.