Repatriation flight program
Immigrants caught and flown back to Mexico would usually be taken back to Guadalajara , Jalisco , or into Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico City . Despite the conditions of travelling by foot from Mexico to the United States and treatment by coyotes , a survey run at Mexico's largest international airport by a North American newspaper showed that 50 percent of those returned to Mexico by air would be willing to try to return to the United States illegally again . 
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