2.3 El condicionamiento en el acceso a trámites, servicios y derechos a la presentación de la CURP (además de ser técnicamente inviable y costoso) va a generar discriminación y exclusión.

Por ejemplo para las personas migrantes irregulares, esto agravará su vulnerabilidad.

2.2 Que te pidan la CURP para todo, desde un trámite de gobierno hasta cualquier servicio comercial sin distinción, genera un registro de la actividad de todas las personas. Todo lo que compras, todo lo que haces, en dónde, cuando y cruzar esa información.

1.1 CURP BIOMÉTRICA OBLIGATORIA

Se reforma la Ley General de Población para hacer obligatorio que toda persona mexicana y todo extranjero que ingrese de manera regular al país cuente con una CURP asociada a sus datos biométricos.

Será obligatorio tenerla.

Access to these tools and much (if not all) of the raw data will be available to many federal authorities and even to state and municipal police.

Many of these authorities have been found to have links to organized crime in the past, so measures sold as solutions to crime will likely backfire.

The reforms hint that they will use "AI" and "predictive policing" software to analyze all this information.

Following the trend of militarization, these tools will not only be at the disposal of the intelligence agency but also the Mexican Army.

Not only that, the government will create a Central Intelligence Platform that will combine ALL public and private databases, including biometric, phone records, tax , property, financial records, you name it.

Musk's and Thiel's wet dream realized, but by a self-identified left-progressive govt.

Shamefully, the government attempted to frame this as a tool to find disappeared persons (+100k people). The government promised collectives that this tool was only for that. They lied.

In a last-minute addition, Congress gave the national intelligence agency "unfettered access" to the platform.

For example, in another set of reforms, the government creates a "Unique Identity Platform" which will essentially interconnect every public and private database and monitor the use of a CURP in real time and provide immediate alerts to authorities when a selected CURP is used for anything.

Once everyone's activities are logged and associated with a CURP, it is possible to correlate everyone's information to operate mass surveillance systems.

And that is precisely what Sheinbaum's government attempts to do in many ways.

Even though Mexico's Supreme Court already said it is unconstitutional, the government again seeks to require the CURP ID to purchase a SIM Card.

Mandatory SIM card registration does nothing against organized crime; they have plenty of ways to elude it, but everyone else will be registered.

The proposed reforms even require CURP ID to authenticate and validate the identity of persons in "digital media", which could pose severe restrictions to online anonymity.

Moreover, if you don't have a CURP (ie. migrants) or biometric ID fails, you will be left in a highly vulnerable position.

Secondly, it will be mandatory to require the CURP ID for EVERY public or private(!) service, without exception.

Although it is unclear how this would actually work, technically, everyone would be requested to ID themselves for everything, leaving a record of everyone's public activities.

First, Sheinbaum's government will make biometric identification mandatory for all Mexicans and foreigners entering Mexico, associating them with a unique ID number (CURP).

These will build a massive centralized biometric database that will be the basis of other mass surveillance systems.