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Report: U.S. Unable to Show Effectiveness of $3 Billion Spent in Mexico
By Brett Rowland | The Center Square The U.S. government has spent more than $3 billion in Mexico…
Mexico on Track to Break Asylum Application Record
Mexico is on track to receive more asylum applications this year than ever before as the flow of…
American Woman Kidnapped in Mexico Released After Being Held Captive for 8 Months
Monica De Leon Barba, 40, was kidnapped on November 29, 2022, while she was walking from work to her home with her dog in Tepatitlan, Jalisco in western Mexico.
Mexico Files Complaint About Texas ‘Buoy Barrier,’ Says it Violates Boundary Laws
Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott said that this barrier was installed to protect the border.
Hundreds of Migrants in Southern Mexico form Group to Head Toward U.S.
Nearly a thousand migrants that recently crossed from Guatemala into Mexico formed a group Saturday to head north…
Mexico Replaces China as America’s Top Trading Partner as U.S. Continues ‘Nearshoring’ Shift
Part of Mexico’s rise as America’s top trading partner is due to its manufacturing sector, particularly the auto industry, which accounts for almost a quarter of the manufacturing trade.
Armed Group in Tactical Gear Kidnaps 14 Mexican Security Ministry Employees
A video of the alleged kidnapping surfaced on social media and was restored by local news channels, showing several vehicles stopped on a highway after at least three trucks blocked the road
Iran President Rails Against U.S. Sanctions During Visit to Nicaragua
In his first visit to Latin America, Iran’s hardline president met Tuesday with his Nicaraguan counterpart and railed…
Mexico Targets U.S. Voters: López Obrador Tells Hispanic Americans to Oppose DeSantis in Election
His attacks on the Republican Florida governor follow February comments in which he accused past Mexican presidents of conspiring with U.S. officials to facilitate corruption in his country.
U.S. and Mexico Reach Immigration Deal Ahead of Title 42 Deadline
According to the new agreement, Mexico will continue to accept migrants coming from four countries—Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela—after they are sent back from the United States.