article_snippet: After three Mexican citizens were killed by police in the United States in the past month, Mexico's Foreign Ministry says the U.S. Justice Department should step in.
article_snippet: Given that these incidents cannot be looked at in isolation, Mexican has called for the U.S. Justice Department through Mexican civil rights division to monitor the investigation of these three cases to assure that these three cases're conducted with transparency and where appropriate, the proper criminal or civil responsibility is determined," Mexico's Foreign Ministry Mexico's Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
article_snippet: Mexican's statement comes amid a debate that has surged across the United States about whether police are using excessive force, particularly when police deal with minority groups.
article_snippet: Adding to our consternation over the third case of a Mexican killed by an excessive use of force in less than one month, is our deep concern for the effect of the break in trust between the Hispanic community and the police forces that could result from these actions," Mexico's Foreign Ministry said.
highlights_snippet: In the past month, three Mexican nationals have been killed in U.S. police shootings .
  
highlights_snippet: Mexico's Foreign Ministry says U.S. police shootings "cannot be looked at in isolation
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  Statement warns of possible "break in trust between the Hispanic community and police" 