U.S.-Mexico Border

Refugees Who Remain in Mexico Can Not Find Lawyers

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, refugees in Mexico rarely find lawyers as they begin to crowd.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

US-Mexico Border Situation Exposes Crowd to COVID-19

US-Mexico border current crowd situation may be a hotbed for the COVID-19 infection for the migrants.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

Decision of Supreme Court Could Restore Trump's Right to Enforce Immigration Laws

Lawfully, the president has wide authority over the execution of immigration policy and also has the power to impose the "Wait in Mexico" law in particular.
Director the CDC Redfield, testifies about coronavirus preparedness and response in Washington

Coronavirus: CDC Director Says Walls Will Not Hinder the Spread of Virus

Upon being questioned whether “structural barriers” at the border will aid with coronavirus, CDC Director Robert Redfield had the confidence to state the facts.
GRand Princess Cruise Ship

Mexican City of Mazatlan: "We Are Safe From Coronavirus"

The city of Mazatlan has declared itself "safe from the virus" after the Grand Princess docked in the city's port on February 17.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

Trump Decides to Deploy 160 Active Troops to Border in Response to MPP Program

Donald Trump, USA President, will promptly deploy 160 active soldiers to accompany the border securities to interfere the continuous flow of migrants that is expected to turn erroneous with the administration's new protocol
More than 2,500 Hondurans along with dozens of Nicaraguans, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans joined the caravan to enter United States.

For 2,500 Hondurans in Caravan, Going Home is Not an Option

More than 2,500 Hondurans along with dozens of Nicaraguans, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans joined the caravan to enter United States.
Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador

Mexico to Receive Billions in Aid From U.S. to Help Solve Immigration Issues

The United States government is planning to give Mexico billions of dollars to help thwart illegal immigration. Will the new Mexican President make the best of it?
Immigrants who illegally crossed the Mexico-U.S. Border are being victimized by Violent Gangs

Illegal Immigrants Trapped in U.S.-Mexico Border Fall Victims by Gangs

Immigrants who illegally crossed the U.S.-Mexico border are being victimized by violent gangs in Tamaulipas.
Trump Unalarmed as Multiple Smugglers Cut Through the US-Mexico Border

Trump Unalarmed by Multiple Smugglers Cutting Through the US-Mexico Border

President Donald Trump expressed no panic with smugglers cutting through the US-Mexico border wall. On Saturday, President Donald Trump was not alarmed with a report regarding multiple smugglers cutting through the US-Mexico border.
Arrested Illegal Immigrant Count Crossing US-Mexican Border Reached the Highest in 11 Years in September

Illegal Immigrants Crossing US-Mexican Border Reaches All Time High

The U.S. is seeking to expedite deportations due to an increase of arrested illegal immigrants in the U.S.

Former Lover Of El Chapo and Mexican Congresswoman Caught at U.S.- Mexico Border

Like a scene out of "Crazy in Love" or "Narcos". A former Meixcan state legislator financially and romantically linked to Mexican drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán was arrested Wednesday after trying to enter the United States.

Ohio Sues Opioid Makers As Drug Wars Rage In Mexico

Battles on both sides of the border are being fought over the heroin epidemic. The state of Ohio is suing five major American pharmaceutical firms for their role in creating the conditions that led to the opioid epidemic currently ravaging their state and large swaths of North America.

President Trump's Wall Over Mexico Creates Border Tax Threatens Price Hike On Foods And Drinks

As promised, President Trump's campaign agendas are already taking place, with his recent stand to have Mexico pay for a border wall, affecting the price imported products from Mexico.

UFO spotted in Glacier mountain in Washington Speculation of Permanent Alien Base in US

The photo taken by an American tourist of a mysterious UFO in Washington has fueled speculations among restless alien hunters that not only do extraterrestrials visit the Earth, but they also may have permanent bases on our planet.

Immigration News - More Latino Troopers Hired to Increase Security Along U.S.-Mexico Border

The influx of Latinos joining Texas' police force should help mend relations with Hispanic communities, but a language barrier remains. State troopers often call on Border Patrol agents if they cannot communicate with Spanish-speaking drivers during routine traffic stops.

Donald Trump Plans to Cut off Money Transfers to Mexico Unless Government Pays for Border Wall

The Republican presidential candidate released a two-page memo Tuesday entitled "Compelling Mexico to Pay for the Wall" which outlines drastic efforts he would take if the neighboring country didn't agree to his proposal.

U.S. Government Starts Holding Migrant Families in Detention, Preparing for Mass Deportations

As many as 11 families are now being held in detention as the government earnestly kicked off its plan to find and deport Central American migrants who once sought refuge in the U.S. and have stayed here illegally.

Immigration Reform News [2015-2016]: Government Pilot Tests With Facial and Eye Scans For Foreigners Entering at Mexico Border

In order to crack down on the number of immigrants who stay in the U.S. illegally on expired visas, the federal government is making some foreigners undergo facial and eye scans when they enter the U.S.

ACLU Accuses Border Patrol of Abuse, Profiling

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Arizona accused the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) of abusing its power and implementing tactics of racial profiling at federal highway checkpoints near the Mexican border.

ICE Ramps Up Use of Ankle Monitors: Is it the Solution or a New Stigma?

As a tool for keeping track of illegal immigrants, GPS ankle monitors are fast becoming the standard for officials working along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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