U.S.-Mexico Border

Donald Trump Tours US-Mexico Border: 'You Have to Have a Wall'

Trump reiterated on Thursday that he supports legal immigration. Donald Trump toured the U. S. and Mexico border on Thursday to better understand the issues surrounding the area that has garnered him criticism from Hispanic groups and opponents.

Donald Trump on Mexico: GOP Presidential Candidate to Visit Border on Thursday

Amidst receiving backlash for making negative comments about Mexican immigrants, Donald Trump will visit the United States - Mexico border on Thursday.

Mexico to Assist in Helicopter Shooting Probe, Rejects Border 'Militarization'

Mexico will assist American authorities investigating a June 5 a shooting attack on a U.S. Customs and Border Protection helicopter, the country's Foreign Relations Department said on Thursday.

US & Mexico Border News: Customs Officer Arrested After Allegedly Accepting Bribes From Cartels

A Customs and Border Protection officer was arrested last Friday after prosecutors accused him of taking bribes and allowing drug-hauling vehicles to cross a South Texas checkpoint into the United States.

'Panic 5 Bravo' Release Date, Trailer & News: Mexican Director Kuno Becker Talks Gut-Wrenching Thriller at U.S.-Mexico Border (Exclusive)

Mexican actor-turned-director Kuno Becker talks to Latin Post about his new suspenseful thriller, "Panic 5 Bravo, " which will be released on Dec. 5 by Pantelion Films.

Mexico Immigration Laws: Retired US Citizens Emigrate to Mexico and Overstay Their Visas

Immigration relations between the U.S. and Mexico is often portrayed as single-lane highway into the U.S., but the reality is that Mexico is constantly dealing with an influx of American retirees, the Washington Post reported.

Mexico Police Shoot Pregnant American Teenager by Texas Border

Local police in Mexico are being questioned after a 14-year-old pregnant American girl was shot and injured during a high-speed car chase in the northern city of Reynosa.

Immigration Reform 2014 News: Border Security Top Concern For Texans Despite Deaths at U.S.-Mexico Border Hitting 15-Year Low

Following the influx of undocumented immigrant children entering the U.S. this summer, border security became the top important issue among Texans based on new polling statistics.

Homeland Security & Immigration Crisis: Secretary Jeh Johnson Warns Potential Migrants the US Will Send Them Back

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson on Friday visited the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, which opened in Artesia, New Mexico, on June 27 but has recently been used to house about 400 immigrants.

Immigration Crisis: Republicans, Immigrant Advocates Step Up Press on White House to Confront Undocumented Minors at the Border

The White House is receiving pressure from both Republicans and immigrant rights advocates to address the immigration crisis on the U.S. border with Mexico.

Immigration Reform News 2014: President Obama Urges Congress to Pass Deportation Funding

As the nation's border states continue to see an influx of unaccompanied minors from Central America cross the U.S.-Mexico border, filling up federal facilities, President Barack Obama urged Congress on Wednesday to pass a $3.7 billion fund to process the undocumented minors and transport them back to their homelands.

Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi Testifies During First Court Hearing in Tijuana

Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi attended a nine-hour hearing Wednesday at a courthouse in Tijuana where he pleaded not guilty to weapons charges that were brought against him in April.

Mother of US Marine Held in Mexican Prison Appeals to US Ambassador in Mexico

The mother of Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, who has been held in a Mexican jail for three months, has appealed to the top U.S. diplomat in Mexico, seeking his help in getting the Marine released.

Mexican Helicopter Accidentally Fires at U.S. Border Patrol, Authorities Apologize for Mistake

A Mexican law enforcement helicopter crossed over into U.S. airspace and opened fire early Thursday near U.S. Border Patrol agents.

Undocumented Immigrants Take to Facebook to Document Their Harrowing Journeys to the United States

Facebook, a platform where millions of Mexicans regularly connect, is playing host to the new trend of border-crossing documentation, where individuals snap photos of themselves as they attempt to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, turning what is usually considered a self-involved act into digital activism.

US Immigration Information, Reform & News 2014: Increased U.S.-Mexico Border Security Leading to Rise in Immigrant Deaths

A number of new reports prove that increased security on the U.S.-Mexico border is leading to more migrant deaths.

Medical Examiners Use New Technique To Identify Unidentified Corpses at U.S. Border

Once successfully getting through the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona, undocumented immigrants face a large stretch of desert terrain along with extreme and bouts with over exhaustion that usually spells doom for about 180 of the border crossers a year.

Mexican Drug War 2014: ICE, Mexican Authorities Find Two Drug Tunnels At San Diego Border

Immigration and Customs Enforcement found two new border-crossing tunnels earlier this week, which runs through the Mexico-San Diego border. The discovery, announced on Friday, marks the sixth and seventh tunnels found in the last four years.

Texas' Rio Grande Valley Operates as a Major Marijuana and Drug Smuggling Corridor

Federal law enforcement agencies have struggled to reduce the amount of marijuana smuggled into the country through the U.S.-Mexico border while the Rio Grande poses as its biggest challenge.

Mexican, U.S. Officials Join To Embark On Five-Year Project To Restore Colorado River Delta

The Colorado River, which stretches for 1,450 miles and travels through numerous states and the northern parts of Mexico, is an essential water source for 30 million people.
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