Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum avoided entering into a direct confrontation on Tuesday regarding recent statements made by White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. Miller had claimed that Mexico's political, judicial, and legal systems do not function and that drug cartels control the country.
Declining to engage in a debate, Sheinbaum chose not to respond directly to the remarks made by the U.S. official on Monday. Instead, the Mexican government urged the United States to look inward following the accusations regarding cartel control.
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