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The New Humanitarian | How the US-Mexico border became an unrelenting humanitarian crisis

How the US-Mexico border became an unrelenting humanitarian crisis - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

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Hundreds of US troops to arrive at the border today as migrants' anxieties rise ahead of Title 42's expiration

Hundreds of US troops to arrive at the border today as migrants' anxieties rise ahead of Title 42's expiration
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'I don't feel welcome': Crash survivor feels driver targeted migrants at bus stop

The deaths of eight men at a bus stop in the South Texas border town of Brownsville, across from a migrant shelter, was being called a "hate crime" by some and "tragic accident" by others, as a memorial for the victims grew with visitors on Monday.

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Migrants continue streaming into Brownsville, prompting advocates to double up on supplies

Hundreds of migrants continued streaming across the border and into Brownsville, Texas on Wednesday, and many could be seen walking the streets after being legally released into the United States just hours after arriving.

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Migrants continue streaming into Brownsville, prompting advocates to double up on supplies

Hundreds of migrants continued streaming across the border and into Brownsville, Texas on Wednesday, and many could be seen walking the streets after being legally released into the United States just hours after arriving.

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