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IMPACT – MEDIUM
The Mexican government has temporarily suspended the National Immigration Institute’s (INM) online appointment system for immigration applications.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: Foreign nationals and employers should note the suspension of the online appointment system and should expect processing delays.
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