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The extradition agreement comes as Mexico continues to cooperate with the Trump administration despite its price threats.
Mexico expelled 26 pretended in high rank cartel members In the United States, in his latest agreement with the administration of President Donald Trump.
The transfer was confirmed by a joint declaration from the Mexican Attorney General’s Office and his Ministry of Security on Tuesday.
The press release said that the United States Ministry of Justice had requested extradition and that it had guaranteed that the death penalty would not be deducted against any of the persons prosecuted.
The transfer comes as the Trump administration continues to put pressure on Mexico to take more measures against the criminal gangs involved in drug smuggling and human trafficking.
Part of this pressure campaign came in the form of prices, with certain Mexican exports to the United States now imposed at a higher rate.
Trump has describe The import tax if necessary to hold Mexico “responsible” for the “extraordinary threat posed by illegal foreigners and drugs”.
In response, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum found a careful balance when it comes to Trump, cooperating on certain security issues, while tracing clear lines with regard to the sovereignty of his country. This vehemently included any American military intervention on Mexican soil.
However, the American media reported last week that Trump has secretly signed an order Ordering soldiers to take measures against cartels and other criminal groups from Latin America, which could predict the deployment of American forces both at the national level and abroad.
This decision on Tuesday was the second time that the last months that Mexico has expelled the alleged members of the criminal gang sought by the United States.
In February, Mexico extradited 29 alleged cartel figuresIncluding Rafael Caro Quintero, who is accused of having killed an agent of the US Drug Enfacing Administration (DEA) in 1985.
This agreement came while Trump threatened to impose 25% covered prices on Mexican imports, but the scope of this pricing threat was then repressed.
Currently, the United States imposes a price of 25% on Mexican cars and manufacturing products not covered by a pre-existing free trade agreement, the American-Mexican-Canadian (USMCA) agreement. Mexico also faces a 50% tax on its steel, aluminum and copper products.
But at the end of July, Trump agreed to extend A tariff exemption for goods which fall under the American-Mexican-Canadian agreement for 90 days.
The Associated Press press agency reported that Abigael González Valencia, the head of “Los Cuinis”, a drug trafficking group, closely aligned with the notorious of the cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG), was among those expelled in the United States in the last transaction.
The Trump administration took the unorthodox movement of the designation of the CJNG and seven other groups of Latin American crime as “foreign terrorist organizations” when taking office.
Valencia is the brother-in-law of the CJNG chief, Nemesio Ruben “El Mencho”, daresguera Cervantes, who is considered one of the most sought after people in Mexico and the United States.
Valence was arrested in February 2015 in Mexico and had since fought extradition for the United States.
Another individual, Roberto Salazar, is accused of having participated in the murder in 2008 of an assistant in the Sheriff of the County of Los Angeles, a source told the news agency.
