In response to the looming threat of mass deportations announced by the Trump administration, Mexican border states are taking significant measures to prepare for an influx of deported migrants from the U.S. Temporary shelters and emergency centers are being rapidly established along the border, with facilities such as tent cities being erected in towns like Tijuana. Mexican officials are also announcing support plans for deportees, including financial assistance and services to facilitate their reintegration. As tensions rise, Mexican leaders are calling for national unity and a measured approach to the situation, emphasizing the importance of sovereignty amidst external pressures. Pictures reveal ongoing construction of shelters, and officials stress the need for calm as they brace for the potential challenges ahead.