About 200 migrants were expelled on Sunday to Ciudad Juarez, the most populous city in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, before US President Joe Biden arrived in Mexico for an official visit placed under the sign of a record migration to the United States, France Presse reported on Monday, according to Agerpres.

This is a daily situation in Ciudad Juarez and other parts of the Mexico-US border, where the American president went for the first time in almost two years in office. Numerous Venezuelans, Cubans, Nicaraguans and Haitians, some with children in their arms, entered Mexican territory after crossing a bridge between the two countries, an AFP journalist found from the Rio Bravo river (called Rio Grande in the US).

Before arriving in Mexico, Biden stopped in the American state of Texas, in the border city of El Paso, one of the main gateways for migrants to the United States along the 3,100 km of common border.

In Mexico, the American president will discuss the migration crisis between the two countries with his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday.

American President Joe Biden began his first official visit to Mexico on Sunday evening, after almost two years in office, AFP found.

Agerpres