A train coming across the US-Mexico border was stopped in Texas on Tuesday, and Border Patrol agents were able to rescue several migrants trapped inside.
The Joe Biden administration's strict border policies and pressure on countries along the migration route seem to be working as fewer and fewer migrants seem to be crossing the US-Mexico border.
President Joe Biden's strict new border clampdown is showing signs that it may be working for now, as the number of migrants caught trying to cross the US-Mexico border has already dropped.
Tempers flared in the Darien region of Panama, as a group of migrants brawled, resulting in the destruction of several pieces of property, including a migrant shelter.
Several major US agricultural groups called on Wednesday for the reopening of two Texas border crossings. The move aims to facilitate businesses in restoring trade routes that were closed due to the surge in migrant crossings.
Joe Biden's new policy of deporting migrants seems to be working as the number of people trying to cross the US-Mexico border seems to have dropped dramatically
One of the individuals indicted in a fatal smuggling operation, which resulted in the deaths of 53 migrants trapped in a sweltering semitruck in San Antonio, Texas last year, has entered a guilty plea, according to authorities.
Mexico-based railway company Ferromex is suspending its operations temporarily because of migrants trying to illegally jump and climb onto their trains.
As more migrants from Central and South America head to the US-Mexico border, Mexico’s immigration agency stated that authorities rescued 491 migrants who were being held at a compound near Mexico City.
The driver involved in the Texas car crash near a migrant shelter in Brownsville that killed eight people and injured 10 others has been charged with manslaughter.
Several migrants in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, protested early Monday, leading the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to briefly close the Paso Del Norte International Bridge in El Paso, Texas.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador traveled on Friday to Ciudad Juarez, near the U.S.-Mexico border, where 39 migrants died in a fire at a migrant detention center.