- In detention, you have the right to an interview (Regulations of Mexican Immigration Law, article 42, fraction I).
- You cannot remain detained in what is commonly known as the “little room” or the “bubble”, for more than 4 hours.
- A legal document will be drawn up, where the immigration authority establishes the basis, reasons and documents that will authorize your entry into Mexico.
- You can be referred to an immigration detention center to continue with your asylum application (Regulations of Mexican Immigration Law, article 62 fraction II).
- The immigration authorities have the obligation to inform COMAR immediately of your intention to request asylum in Mexico (Regulations of Mexican Immigration Law, article 64).