<p>The lack of recognition of forced migration in Mexico has increased the rejection, persecution and xenophobia of the growing mobilizations of migrants from the Global South, who intend to reach the United States. The most recent example is the resettlement of asylum seekers to the main Mexican border cities with all the danger present there, some of these migrants belonging to the migrant caravans of 2018 and 2019. These caravans highlighted the obsoleteness of the current political asylum system in Mexico, and the historical submission in migratory matters to the U.S. government. With the current government administration, known as the "Fourth Transformation" (4T), whose political propaganda is "for the good of all, first the poor! the whole spectrum of violence, persecution and criminalization of irregular migrants, many of whom are asylum seekers, has become evident. This situation puts the Mexican State very far from the solidarity shown in the eighties of the last century with the Central American migrations and very close to the neoliberal U.S. regime, by accepting without qualms all the anti-immigrant policy of this country. Likewise, this situation takes us back to the period of exclusion, hatred and migrant xenophobia during the Mexican Revolution a century ago towards Asian migrations.</p>