Mexico

11 Found Dead, Including a Boy, After Gunmen Sprayed Bullets at Party in Mexico’s Jalisco State

Eleven people, including a boy, were killed when unidentified gunmen riding in a truck in the western state of Jalisco in Mexico opened fire on Saturday.
Asylum Seekers Continue to Wait in Mexico Due to Delays to U.S. Entry

Asylum Seekers Forced to Wait in Mexico Due to Delays to U.S. Entry

The United States on Monday abruptly canceled plans to bring asylum seekers into Texas at two ports of entry, resulting in hopes of quick U.S. entry fading for hundreds of immigrants waiting for months in Mexico under a Trump-era policy that President Joe Biden promised to rescind.
The U.S. admits the first group of asylum-seekers as Biden rolls back Remain-in-Mexico policy

U.S. Admits First Group of Asylum-Seekers as Biden Rolls Back Remain-in-Mexico Policy

First batch of asylum seekers who waited in Mexico, admitted by the U.S. borderland officials (Photo : Mario Tama) People who are seeking asylum in the United States wait in line to collect flyers explaining updated asylum policies outside the El Chaparral border crossing on February 19, 2021 in Tijuana, Mexico.
U.S. Land Borders With Mexico and Canada to Remain Closed to Non-Essential Travel

U.S. Land Borders With Mexico and Canada to Remain Closed to Non-Essential Travel

The United States will continue to limit inbound land border crossings from Mexico and Canada to "essential travel" until Mar. 21, the first anniversary of the travel restrictions imposed to address COVID-19 transmission concerns.
Mexico in Talks With Texas to End Halt in State Gas Exports

Mexico in Talks With Texas to End Halt in State Gas Exports

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday that the government is working to overturn an order from Texas Governor Greg Abbott to cut off gas exports.
Mexico’s 4.7 Million Power Users Scrambling Without Any Electricity, President Points Finger to U.S.

Mexico's 4.7 Million Power Users Scrambling Without Any Electricity, President Points Finger to U.S.

Around 4.7 million users are scrambling in Northern Mexico for power on Monday, neighboring states in the United States are also affected. Authorities are trying to bring back the service and deliver extra fuel.
18 Bags Full of Human Remains Found in Mexico’s Jalisco State

18 Bags Full of Human Remains Found in Mexico’s Jalisco State

Mexican police have found 18 plastic bags full of human remains at the Guadalajara metropolitan area in Jalisco on Thursday afternoon.
Biden Admin to Allow 25,000 Asylum-Seekers Waiting in Mexico to Enter U.S.

Biden Admin to Allow 25,000 Asylum-Seekers Waiting in Mexico to Enter U.S.

President Joe Biden's administration announced on Friday that they would start allowing thousands of asylum-seekers, particularly migrants who have been waiting in Mexico for their next immigration court hearings, to enter the U.S. while their cases proceed.
Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel Focuses on Fentanyl

Mexico's Sinaloa Drug Cartel Focuses on New Product to Feed U.S. Demand: Report

Mexico's powerful Sinaloa cartel, known for its jailed kingpin, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, is betting on fentanyl to boost its market value in the U.S. after its powerful cocaine empire, a report said.
Swelling Numbers Of Migrants Overwhelm Southern Border Crossings

19 Burned Bodies Found Near US-Mexico Border in Suspected Cartel Violence

Nineteen bodies were found near the town of Camargo on the U.S.-Mexico border, a place that has seen violent organized crime in recent years.
Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador

Mexico's President Lopez Obrador Tests Positive for COVID-19

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced through Twitter on Sunday that he tested positive for COVID-19, but his symptoms were "mild."
President of Mexico Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador

Biden Talks to Mexico President About Reversing Immigration Policies

U.S. President Joe Biden and Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador discussed reversing immigration policies, a phone call readout from the White House stated Saturday.
AMLO Pushes Creation of Social Media Network for Mexicans

Mexico's President Wants to Create Own Social Media Network to Prevent Censorship

Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) plans to launch a new state-owned social media site to guarantee freedom of speech in the country.
Mexican Women Made a Cookbook To Honor Missing Loved Ones

Mexican Women Made a Cookbook to Pay Tribute to Victims of Violence

A group of women in Mexico has worked together on a new project to help commemorate their loved ones. They created a cookbook, featuring their missing loved ones' favorite dishes.
The Federalist: America’s Institutional Decline Could Lead to US Looking Like Mexico

The Federalist: America's Institutional Decline Could Lead to US Looking Like Mexico

America's institutional decline could result in the U.S. looking like Mexico, an episode of The Federalist's Radio Hour discussed.
Honduran Woman Gives Birth on Mexico-U.S. Border Bridge

Honduran Woman Gives Birth on Mexico-U.S. Border Bridge

A Honduran woman gave birth on a Mexico-U.S. border bridge connecting the cities of Matamoros and Brownsville, Texas on Saturday, authorities said.
Miss Mexico Aspirant Found Dead in Her Home Weeks Before the Contest

Miss Mexico Aspirant Found Dead in Her Home After Leaving Heartbreaking Message Online

A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home. A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home.
People in Mexico Line up for Hours To Get Oxygen Amid COVID-19 Surge

People in Mexico Line up for Hours To Get Oxygen Amid COVID-19 Surge

COVID-19 cases in Mexico City continue to increase, resulting in supply shortages in oxygen as reported by medical supply stores that refill oxygen tanks.
COVID-19 Vaccine Begins To Rollout in Latin American Countries

COVID-19 Vaccine Begins To Rollout in Latin American Countries

Mexico's frontline workers were some of the first people in Latin America to get a COVID-19 vaccination.
Former Governor in Mexico Possibly Hunted for Months Before Assassination

Ex-State Governor in Mexico Possibly Hunted for Months Before Chilling Assassination

Aristoteles Sandoval, the former state governor of Jalisco, Mexico, was assassinated by unknown persons in the popular beach resort of Puerto Vallarta.
Mexico's Congress Passes Law to Limit US Agents and Lift Their Immunity

Mexico's Congress Passes Law to Limit US Agents and Lift Their Immunity

Mexico's Congress has approved a bill that takes away the immunity and other benefits of American agents working in Mexico.
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