Mexico denies deportation flight

The Mexican government has denied claims from the Honduran government that a flight carrying Honduran migrants was deported from Mexico to Honduras on September 29, 2022.

The Honduran government said the flight carried 154 Honduran migrants who had been detained in Mexico. The Mexican government said that the flight was not a deportation flight and that the migrants had been voluntarily returned to Honduras.

The Mexican government said that it has a policy of not deporting migrants who are seeking asylum in Mexico.

This issue was a hot topic on social media such as Twitter, with people from both sides chiming in on the current events.

"This is a very serious issue," said one Twitter user. "Mexico needs to be held accountable for its actions."

"The Mexican government is lying," said another Twitter user. "They are deporting migrants, and they need to stop."

This isn't the first time there has been an incident involving migrants being deported from Mexico. In recent years, there have been several cases of migrants being deported from Mexico to their home countries, without their consent.

The Mexican government has said that it is committed to protecting the rights of migrants and that it will continue to work with the Honduran government to ensure that migrants are treated with dignity and respect. And the Honduran government has said it will continue to investigate the matter.