When President Donald Trump threatened mass deportations at the dawn of his second term, Mexico got ready. The country set up massive welcoming centers in large cities along the border to help newly-deported Mexicans. But the mass deportations never materialized. Mexico is now shifting some of its resources to help Mexican nationals who are still in the U.S. In this episode of Border Report Live, correspondent Julian Resendiz discusses the types of services Mexico is ramping up to help its citizens at risk of deportation in the interior of the U.S.
