High-ranking U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials traveled to Guatemala to discuss regional security measures and repatriation procedures. These diplomatic talks coincide with an existing reciprocal tariff agreement that maintains duty-free status for the majority of Guatemalan exports to the United States.
Senior ICE officials met counterparts in Guatemala this week on regional security and repatriations, while the reciprocal tariff deal signed in January keeps 70.4 percent of Guatemalan exports to the US duty-free. The post ICE Officials Hold Security and Repatriation Talks in Guatemala as US Trade Ties Deepen appeared first on The Rio Times.
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