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Many migrants arriving in Tijuana are deciding to stay put seeking work construction, restaurants and maquiladoras according to Carlos Espinoza Jaramillo, president of the Entrepreneurial Coordinating Council of Tijuana.

A migrant woman from Mexico died at an El Paso hospital after border agents encountered her and eight others in Sunland Park, New Mexico, near the border.

"The extradition process is complicated, we have more experience when extradition is from Mexico to the United States," said Orozco Vargas.

McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) — Mexico’s president says he is fed up with Texas’ DPS enhanced truck inspections and U.S. ports of entry on the Texas-Mexico border. On Monday, Mex…

U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Brian Nichols was invited to speak at the University of California at San Diego's Institute of the Americas, where the current wave of immigration was brought up almost immediately on Tuesday night.

More than 111,000 people have gone missing in Mexico since the war between drug cartels ramped up in 2007, a Mexico City think-tank reported this week.

He says the migrants are destroying his property when walking through and camping out while waiting for Border Patrol agents to pick them up. | Local News from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

JUAREZ, Mexico (Border Report) – White canvass tents to a new temporary migrant shelter are going up in north Juarez within sight of the U.S. border wall. The facility is the Mexican government’s response to a recent surge of asylum seekers intent on staying along the Rio Grande until being allowed to approach the wall […]

Two people were killed and four others wounded as a vehicle carrying migrants south of the border wall came under attack late Monday, according to multiple Mexican media reports.

The Mexican army is turning over to civilian authorities four soldiers allegedly involved in a fatal high-speed pursuit of a vehicle carrying several migrants to the U.S. border wall Monday night.