Bring drugs into Mexico? Marihuana, cocaine, LSD, cannabis. fentanile, they are one of the most commonly used drugs by US citizens, these drugs are also illegal in Mexico This article is of great interest to US citizens who enter Mexico through any of its land customs or through its airports, since Mexican law has established […]
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Mexico has fairly strict gun laws, which aggravate the legal situation of American citizens and tourists who do not live in Mexico, because the lack of a domicile or house in Mexico in most cases results in the imprisonment of these people who, for the most part, are not criminals, they are people who did
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Go into Mexico with a firearm? Gun law regulations in Mexico are very strict, unlike the United States, in Mexico to be able to have a weapon in your possession it is necessary to have a permit issued by the Mexican Army, in addition to the fact that there are few firearms in Mexico that
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If you discover that a Mexican warrant prosecutor has issued an arrest warrant in your name, you may wonder: Can U.S. authorities arrest you for it? The answer is nuanced but crucial: a warrant issued in Mexico does not automatically authorize arrest on U.S. soil unless specific legal processes are activated. Arrest in the United
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Arrests at Mexican airports?Mexican airports have had notable increases in the last 4 years of arrests at their airports, American, European, South American and Asian citizens have been arrested upon arrival at any of the airports in the Mexican Republic regularly for violations of gun laws, possession of any drug such as cannabis or marijuana
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When a person is arrested in Mexico, they will be sent to the public prosecutor’s office for the first 48 hours. During this time, the decisions you make will be like the decision the doctor makes in the emergency room. Every hour and every movement can represent your freedom, or your imprisonment.Follow the steps in
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Firearms inside your vehicle (even with a permit to carry issued by the sheriff), marijuana or drugs for personal use, money or checks for more than $30,000 dollars or entry of merchandise of $30,000 dollars or more without paying the taxes established by the Mexican laws. These are the most common problems that American citizens
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Finding out that you probably have an active arrest warrant in Mexico will always be a stressful process in your life, not knowing if the police will be looking for you when you are with your family, at work or when entering Mexico from any of its customs. In this article you will find everything
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buying a safe home in Tijuana? If you are planning to buy a house in Tijuana, Rosarito, or anywhere in Baja California, it is important that you know that you must take care of these aspects before you make the transfer to the person who is going to sell you the house, this is because
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Bail in the Mexican criminal process, often called “bail” in Spanish, is a term that is now legally known as “precautionary measures” consists of mandates that the criminal judge imposes on people to carry out their process in freedom, these measures They are imposed depending on the type of crime, and the particular circumstances of
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