The son of Mexico's former President López Obrador, known as 'Andy,' has had his US visa revoked. He protested the action as 'politically motivated and propagandistic,' while State Department officials indicated such revocations target individuals implicated in corruption, narcotics smuggling, or assisting unlawful migration.

Former US ambassador Ken Salazar alleges in his memoir that Mexican President López Obrador tied migration cooperation to US infrastructure funding, expressing frustration over limited Biden administration support for the Isthmus of Tehuantepec railway.

Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, son of former Mexican President López Obrador, claims his US visa was revoked for political reasons. He is questioning former President Trump regarding the decision.

Andrés Manuel López Beltrán attributed the withdrawal of his visa to a "sick conservative phobia" against the ruling Morena party, founded by his father and which has governed Mexico since 2018.