Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, son of former Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and a politician within the Morena party, announced on Thursday that the United States government has revoked his entry visa. López Beltrán stated that the decision was made without providing a reason, and he characterized the action as having an "estilo hitleriano" (Hitlerian style) in a letter addressed to the U.S. president.
The development has triggered a polarized response within Mexican politics. The Morena party has publicly supported López Beltrán, while opposition figures have utilized the event to level accusations against him, labeling him with terms such as "narcojunior" and "huachicolero." The revocation of the visa has become a significant point of contention, highlighting ongoing political tensions between the ruling party and its opposition.
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