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Billboard Truck Accuses Mexico of U.S. Election Interference

2/6/2026

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A billboard truck outside the Mexican Embassy in Washington, DC, promoted Peter Schweizer’s book, *The Invisible Coup*, which claims that Mexico's consulates interfere in U.S. politics.
The truck questioned the consulates' influence on U.S. elections and featured Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.
In response, Mexico's Ambassador Esteban Moctezuma Barragán and President Sheinbaum denied the allegations, stating that consulates operate within international law.
Schweizer contends that foreign actors, including Mexico, shape U.S. immigration patterns to benefit the Democratic Party, posing a threat to American governance.

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A billboard truck outside the Mexican Embassy in Washington, DC, promoted Peter Schweizer’s book, *The Invisible Coup*, which claims that Mexico's consulates interfere in U.S. politics.
The truck questioned the consulates' influence on U.S. elections and featured Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.
In response, Mexico's Ambassador Esteban Moctezuma Barragán and President Sheinbaum denied the allegations, stating that consulates operate within international law.
Schweizer contends that foreign actors, including Mexico, shape U.S. immigration patterns to benefit the Democratic Party, posing a threat to American governance.