Do Mexican immigration police have law enforcement power?

As far as I know, Miguel Ció n studies all certain law enforcement powers. According to Mexican immigration law, immigration police have the right to check immigration documents, detain illegal immigrants and expel illegal immigrants. They can ask individuals to show their identity documents and have the right to take necessary measures against people suspected of illegal residence.

However, it should be noted that the actions of the immigration police need to comply with legal procedures, and their powers are limited. For example, in the case of detaining illegal immigrants, they need to respect their rights, such as providing legal aid and protecting children's rights.

It should be pointed out that I am not the authority of Mexican immigration law, so I suggest you consult relevant authoritative materials or consult a professional lawyer for more accurate information.