In The Division 2 It Was Mexico That Built A Barrier

In the field of international politics, much discussed the plans of Donald Trump. The current president of the United States, to build a barrier that separates Mexico from the United States.

In The Division 2, Ubisoft decided to reverse the situation. The plan to build a border barrier comes from Mexico and not from the United States. The justification is the instability of the United States due to the virus. That is spreading across the country.

Concerned about those fleeing to Mexico and with the possibility of spreading the virus to Mexico, the government decides to close the border and approve the financing of a barrier that protects the country.

The game is currently running, so picking a real-world political issue and transporting it to the game is not a bad idea at all. Check below the fictitious statement of the Mexican government.

THIS JUST IN. Mexico responds to the deteriorating situation in the US. pic.twitter.com/xassgLoXLF

— Tom Clancy's The Division (@TheDivisionGame) March 6, 2019

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