Alert: Illegal Border Crossings Rise 25% in March, Raising U.S. Concerns
U.S. Border Patrol agents recorded more than 162,000 apprehensions of undocumented migrants on the southern border last month.
Lula Arrives in China to Meet Xi Jinping, Tells Communist Leader, “Brazil is Back”
This Friday Lula met with President Xi Jinping, as shown by images posted on his official Twitter profile.
Migrants Protest CBP App Problems at Border, Closing Paso Del Norte International Bridge
Authorities placed barricades in the middle of the bridge as a precaution. The bridge was closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic for about three hours until the situation quelled down.
Mexican Cartels Increase Presence in Colombia to Control Cocaine Production
Between January and July 2022, the Criminal Investigation and Interpol branch of the National Police reported 23 arrests of Mexicans in various cities of the South American country.
Migrants Who Died in Mexico Facility Fire Were Locked Up Because They Couldn’t Pay $200 Bribe: Report
"Each migrant paid between 200 and 500 dollars to be released," said a guard on duty the day of the fire.
Border Patrol: 10,000 Migrants Apprehended in 48 Hours
Border Patrol agents made around 10,070 apprehensions, which included five sex offenders, four individuals with warrants, and one gang member.
Olympic Medalist Leads Boycott of Nike After Ad with Trans Influencer Dylan Mulvaney
Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies said the move was a 'step' back after several sports entities moved to give biological women their own protected category in competitions.
China Threatens Congress Amid McCarthy Visit with Taiwanese President
“The friendship between the people of Taiwan and America is a matter of profound importance to the free world. It is critical to maintaining economic freedom, peace and regional stability,” McCarthy said during the meeting.
Border Patrol to Create a ‘Virtual Wall’ to Secure Southern Border
The map pinpoints the location of more than 300 existing surveillance towers and an additional 50 proposed towers that create a “virtual wall” from California to Texas.
Mexican President Calls U.S. State Department “Liars” Over Human Rights Report
When asked by reporters about the report at a news conference, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said that the State Department of was “lying” and that the U.S. “believes it’s the government of the world.”