Recent policy changes have been implemented by three presidents in Latin America, tightening their countries' migration policies. These changes show similarities to the stance taken by US President Donald Trump. The new measures include restricting entry to foreigners deemed to be promoting hostile messages and using public force to expel irregular immigrants.

These policy changes have been introduced in a context where right-wing leaders are gaining strength in the region. Some of these leaders have been openly supported by Trump, who seeks to increase US influence in the area. Further details on these policy changes and their implications are available from the source.